Measuring and testing – With fluid pressure – Porosity or permeability
Patent
1978-03-15
1979-10-09
Myracle, Jerry W.
Measuring and testing
With fluid pressure
Porosity or permeability
G01N 1508
Patent
active
041701291
ABSTRACT:
As understood, the effectiveness of using mercury penetration or intrusion into a powder sample to measure the pore volume distribution thereof is based on negative capillarity, i.e. that a porous solid will repulse a non-wetting liquid, such as mercury, except as the mercury is forced into the pores thereof by pressure. Whereas in the prior art the mercury is intruded into the powder sample at pressures in an ascending order, but with gaps therebetween and thus according to a "discontinuous" pressure pattern, the within inventive method practices the mercury intrusion technique according to an ascending pressure pattern that is "continuous". The pore volume distribution curve produced by the within inventive method is thus more accurate than that of prior art data-gathering methods, since it is produced without interpolation between curve-plotting data points.
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