Apparatus for measuring particle size distribution by making use

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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250214C, 356336, G01N 1506

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051050935

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for measuring a particle size distribution by analyzing the intensity distribution of light scattered by particles suspended in a medium fluid. The apparatus is provided with not only a photosensor assembly for detecting forward scattered light but also that for detecting sideward and backward scattered light for the purpose of increasing the precision of measurement. Both the photosensor assemblies are temperature-monitored to prevent erroneous measurement due to small temperature-dependent zero-level shifts of photosensors used in the photosensor assemblies. If temperature variations of or a temperature difference between the assemblies exceeds a predetermined value, an alarm signal is generated with the measurement interrupted automatically.

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