General methods for sampling and gravimetric analysis of …
analysis of other metals in welding aerosol and gravimetric analysis of welding aerosol, but with reduced sampling efficiency for particles larger than 20 µm. Collection media 18 The choice of collection medium (eg filter, foam or impaction plate) will be dictated by the type of sampler, the sampler flow rate and by analytical considerations.
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