Transcription of A GUIDEBOOK TO PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS
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A GUIDEBOOK TO PARTICLE SIZEANALYSIS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Why is PARTICLE size important? Which size to measure 3 Understanding and interpreting PARTICLE size distribution calculations Central values: mean, median, mode Distribution widths Technique dependence Laser diffraction Dynamic light scattering Image ANALYSIS 8 PARTICLE size result interpretation: number vs. volume distributions Transforming results 10 Setting PARTICLE size specifi cations Distribution basis Distribution points Including a mean value X axis Testing reproducibility Including the error Setting specifi cations for various ANALYSIS techniques PARTICLE size ANALYSIS Techniques 15 LA-960
Separation steps such as screening, fi ltering, cyclones, etc. may be monitored by ... microscopy or automated image analysis. An image analysis system could describe the non-spherical particle seen in Figure 1 using the longest and shortest ... The mode is the peak of the frequency distribution, or it may be easier to visualize ...
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