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  • Particle Counters for Oil Analysis: Design and Specifications
    When implementing machine condition monitoring for machinery lubricating oils, typically the first strategy you implement is contamination control. Particle counting is the method used to monitor the solid contamination of new and in-service fluids. Solid contamination sources include solid oxides
  • Air Particle Counter Sensors Use Lasers to Detect PM2.5
    Particulate matter like dust, pollen, mold, smoke, and even metals are in the air we breathe. Too much particulate matter in the air reduces the lungs ability to utilize oxygen. Over time this leads to difficulty breathing, lung disease and even death.
  • Guide to Measuring Particles in Oil
    Laser light blocking particle counters, or optical particle counters (OPC†TMs) are the traditional instruments used for in-service oil analysis. The working principle of traditional light blockage particle counters is depicted below. A light source, typically a laser, passes through a sample
  • Lasernet Fines Q200 - A Solution to Oil Analysis Including Particle Count and Particle Shape Classification
    The focus of this paper is to provide details on how the LNF operates and how its method of particle counting and optical image analysis compares to laser style particle counters and traditional analytical ferrography. Finally, two cases studies, one for an Engine Test Cell and one for a Gearbox
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    Processing in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing MET ONE HHPC-2 Handheld Particle Counter From Underperformance to Overachieving: Culture Change at Bayer Berkeley Aseptic Blow-Fill-Seal Technology
  • Alumina is Harder than Zirconia, So It Must be More Wear Resistant?
    Although it's commonly accepted that hardness equates with wear resistance, it's not always the case. In sliding wear environments, hard counter faces that do not interact with each other are an advantage. The engineering grades of Alumina are typically 25-50% harder than zirconia grade so

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