A New System for Real Time Measurement of Nano- and Micro Particles in Flowing Gas. Design and Calibration.

Ryszard Jabłoński; Roland Nowak

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.222.74

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A New System for Real Time Measurement of Nano- and Micro Particles in Flowing Gas. Design and Calibration.

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The paper presents the method, configuration and calibration of special system for measuring the size of particles. It is designed for real-time measurement of particles in the range up to 10µm, moving with velocity up to 15m/s and under pressure up to 20 bar. The method is based on measuring light scattered by single particle. We focused on studying the output from photomultiplier and finding relationships between pulse shape and particle size, and also the time intervals between pulses.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 222)

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74-77

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April 2011

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Ryszard Jabłoński, Roland Nowak

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Elementary Particle, Laser Beam, Light Scattering, Particle Size Determination, Photon Counting

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