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Sampling for Particle size Analysis Mark Bumiller 2012 Horiba , Ltd. All rights reserved. Particle Sizing Workflow Today's subject area If we don't get this right, why bother with the other steps? From: NIST Recommended Practice Guide Special Publication 960-1. Particle size Characterization Ajit Jillavenkatesa,Stanley J. Dapkunas,Lin- Sien H. Lum Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory January 2001. 2012 Horiba , Ltd. All rights reserved. Sampling Workflow Excellent strategy not sure how often followed Must do this 2012 Horiba , Ltd. All rights reserved. Measurement Error Sources C Sample preparation Sample extraction Small particles %. Smaller extraction errors (A) E. B. Larger sample prep errors (C) R. R. O. Large particles R A D. Larger extraction errors (B) Instrument error Smaller sample prep errors (D). ~70-100 m Particle size Instrument error relatively small May increase w/decreasing Particle size (less so w/LA-950).
© 2012 HORIBA, Ltd. All rights reserved. Sampling for Particle Size Analysis Mark Bumiller mark.bumiller@horiba.com www.horiba.com/particle
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