1. Mass properties
By way of example, table 1 shows a hydraulic fluid data sheet (doc. ESSO) containing all the characteristics of the liquid lubricant in question for users.
The density of a liquid at a given temperature is the mass per unit volume; it used to be called specific mass.
For petroleum products, it is measured at 15°C and expressed in kg/m3 or kg /dm 3 or g /cm3 .
Various methods are used to measure it:
direct hydrometer measurement using Archimedes' principle. Immersed volume is inversely proportional to density (NF T60-101/ISO 3675/ ASTM D 1298 methods);
pycnometer measurement, which consists of weighing a given volume into a calibrated ampoule...
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Mass properties