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'''Particle Size Analyzer''' is a device that separates the particles into multiple groups. This would separate the particles into denser and lighter pieces to test the air flow. | |||
Particle size analyzers measure the sizes of grains or particles in a sample. They use methods such as light scattering, sedimentation, laser diffraction etc to calculate particle sizes. Particle size analyzers can measure the sizes of many particles in a sample very quickly and can provided data on particle size distributions, which is of value to a great many industries. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:40, 16 December 2012
Particle Size Analyzer is a device that separates the particles into multiple groups. This would separate the particles into denser and lighter pieces to test the air flow. Particle size analyzers measure the sizes of grains or particles in a sample. They use methods such as light scattering, sedimentation, laser diffraction etc to calculate particle sizes. Particle size analyzers can measure the sizes of many particles in a sample very quickly and can provided data on particle size distributions, which is of value to a great many industries.