«Systematic cleanliness testing»
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Analysis Service with ISO Accreditation |
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Easy to handle, fast response |
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Methods of Cleanliness Testing |
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3. Gravimetric Analysis of Particle Mass |
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4. Particle Counting and Sizing |
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The simplest approach to assess the particle quantity is weighing the filter before and after loading the particles onto the membrane. The difference of these values is the particle mass. For basic cleanliness testing, this result is often sufficient. |
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Optical high-end scanners allow counting and sizing of particles on a filter within a |
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5. Particle Measurement in 3D |
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6. Granulometric Analysis with Material Typing |
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In cleanliness testing, the trend goes towards spatial sizing of contaminant particles. In order to measure the individual size and volume of particles, X-ray microtomography systems are required. related products |
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The ultimate solution in particle analysis is sizing and chemical typing by means of automated electron microscopy and EDS. Amongst number and size, the chemical composition for each particle is determined. related products |
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1. Extraction of Surface Contamination |
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2. Gravimetric Analysis of Residual Oil |
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At first, the contaminants are extracted and transferred into a liquid medium by means of rinsing, pressure spraying, ultra sonic rinsing or wiping. Thereafter, the particles are prepared onto a membrane |
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After rinsing, residual oils and grease are separated from the liquid medium (e.g. petroleum ether) by selective evaporation and weighed individually. The residual oil mass is a measure for the quality of greaseless surfaces of components. |
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