Particle study device and sample metering means used therein

Electricity: measuring and testing – Determining nonelectric properties by measuring electric... – Erosion

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73422TC, 222217, G01N 2707, G01F 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A particle study device includes a sample metering device having an input for receiving a sample of particulate matter, a drain for expelling the sample of particulate matter, an ejection port, and means for trapping a volume of sample within the device. The sample metering device also includes an ejecting device operative to eject a predetermined amount of the trapped sample through the ejecting port. A coupling device coupled to the sample metering device, a source of diluent and the sensing zone in the particle study device, combines the ejected predetermined amount of particulate matter and diluent to form a liquid suspension and couples the liquid suspension to the sensing zone.

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