The Feasibility Study of Laser Particle Size Analyzer for Thick Pastes
Shuang Yu Zhang, Fu Yan Lv, Xia Zheng, Na Li, Miao Wu
Abstract
Shuang Yu Zhang, Fu Yan Lv, Xia Zheng, Na Li, Miao Wu
Abstract
The particle size distribution determines the physical and chemical characteristics of the particle swarm, and then affects rheological properties and transportation resistance characteristics of the thick pastes . Therefore we should find a method to appropriately describe the particle size distribution of thick pastes. Take coal slime to represent, we contrast laser particle size analyzer test with traditional sieving test to find whether the laser particle size analyzer applies to thick pastes or not. The test shows that the laser particle size analyzer which is suitable for the thick pastes to measure their particle sizes. Although its results cant match with the traditional method perfectly, the upper limit particle size can be used as comparison parameter of both methods. In future, the particle size distribution can be directly used, and there is no need to translate it into the sieving particle size distribution.
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The particle size distribution determines the physical and chemical characteristics of the particle swarm, and then affects rheological properties and transportation resistance characteristics of the thick pastes . Therefore we should find a method to appropriately describe the particle size distribution of thick pastes. Take coal slime to represent, we contrast laser particle size analyzer test with traditional sieving test to find whether the laser particle size analyzer applies to thick pastes or not. The test shows that the laser particle size analyzer which is suitable for the thick pastes to measure their particle sizes. Although its results cant match with the traditional method perfectly, the upper limit particle size can be used as comparison parameter of both methods. In future, the particle size distribution can be directly used, and there is no need to translate it into the sieving particle size distribution.
Key concepts: Particle size, Spectrum analyzer, Materials science, Particle (ecology), Particle-size distribution, Laser, Composite material, Biological system