Particle detector using inlet and outlet pipes as electrodes

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1989-07-06

1990-01-02

Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.

Electricity: measuring and testing

Determining nonelectric properties by measuring electric...

Particle counting

324 711, 324446, G01N 2707

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048915750

ABSTRACT:
A particle detector in which a pair of pipe elements are coupled together through an aperture and the liquid to be tested is passed through the pipe elements and the aperture with a voltage or current applied to the liquid through the pipe elements acting as electrodes so that the diameter of the pipe elements is reduced because the electrodes are not provided in the pipe elements.

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