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Category:Compositions for solo violin
Category:Compositions in G minorThis invention relates to the measurement of airborne particulate matter and is particularly applicable to the measurement of fine particulate matter in the air of industrial processes.
In an industrial setting, the measurement of airborne particulate matter has been carried out by a number of different techniques. One technique involves the use of a device for taking a sample of the air and depositing the particulate matter on a sticky surface which is subsequently dried and weighed. This technique is unsatisfactory for a number of reasons. The most significant problem with this technique is that the particulate matter tends to accumulate on the sticky surface and then stick the surface together. The surface must be separated and reweighed to determine the true particulate weight. This technique is therefore time consuming and subject to error in the results. Another technique involves sampling the air with a pump. The air is then filtered and the amount of particulate matter in the air is determined by optical means. This method is not very accurate. A third method involves the use of an aerosol sampler which incorporates an electrostatic precipitator. The air is passed through the precipitator where the particulate matter collects on the surface of the precipitator and is held against the surface by an electrical charge which is held at the surface of the precipitator. This technique is not very accurate since the electrical charge tends to hold the particulate matter to the precipitator for only a short time. This is significant because the life of the precipitator is reduced as the precipitator is continuously being charged by the particles and discharged by the particles collected on the surface.
All of the prior techniques are significantly inaccurate when the number of particles in the air is low. This is especially true in the industrial setting where the air is generally laden with particulate matter and a conventional sampling device is unable to detect low levels of particulate matter. For be359ba680
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