Method for determining the average radius and/or the average len

Optics: measuring and testing – For size of particles

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356342, G01N 1502

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045293090

ABSTRACT:
Fiber content measuring instruments having radiation detectors are used to indicate the average radius and/or the average length of particles in a flowing medium. In order to determine the average radius, a signal based on the alternating current voltage portion of the signal from a radiation detector having a high resolution is divided by a signal based on the direct current voltage portion and the signal from a radiation detector having the same or another resolution. In order to determine the average length a signal based on the alternating current voltage portion of the signal from the radiation detector having a low resolution is divided by a signal based on the alternating current voltage portion of the signal from the radiation detector having a high resolution.

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