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Methods for determination of particle size distribution Recommendations for electrical sensing zone method (the Coulter principle)
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Available format(s): Hardcopy, PDF
Superseded date: 15-06-2000
Language(s): English
Published date: 30-09-1983
Publisher: British Standards Institution
ForewordCooperating organizationsRecommendations0. Introduction1. Scope2. Definitions3. Symbols and abbreviations4. Health and safety5. Principle5.1 General operation5.2 Response theory5.3 Effect of particle shape and orientation5.4 Effect of coincident particle passage5.5 Pulse shape5.6 Size limits6. Operational procedures6.1 Instrument location6.2 Choice of electrolyte solution6.3 Electrolyte solution preparation6.4 Sample preparation and dispersion6.5 Choice of orifice(s) and monometer setting(s)6.6 Stability of dispersion6.7 Clearing an orifice blockage6.8 Analytical procedure6.9 Background counts6.10 Calibration6.11 Multiple orifice method for wide size range samples6.12 Calculation of results6.13 Extrapolation6.14 Determination of mass percentage detected7. Reporting of resultsAppendicesA. Comparison with other methodsB. List of suitable elecrolyte solutionsC. Instrument checksD. Measurement of the immersed density of particles of powder when dispersed in electrolyte solutionE. Example of calibration by mass integrationF. Example of determination of percentage mass analysedG. Large orifice technique (orifice diameter >560 mu m)H. BibliographyTables1. Background counts2. Suggested manometer settings3. Stability of suspension4. Typical coincidence correction chart5. Recommended number of counts6. Suitable orifice diameter combinations7. Data sheet: normal calculation8. Data sheet: worked example without corrections9. Data sheet: large orifice analysis10. Data sheet: small orifice analysis11. Worked example (for a 2-orifice analysis)12. Recommended electrolyte solutions13. Density of pure water, pw14. Data for calibration by mass integrationFigures1. Schematic drawing of a simple form of analyser2. Pulses3. Current density at orifice4. Pulses resulting from axial and non-axial passage of particles5. 2-orifice overlap6. Example of constant vacuum supply
Gives recommendations on a specific method, the electrical sensing zone method, for the determination of the particle size of powders, and facilitates comparison between size analyses made in different laboratories.
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