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Yenni Listiana 120405008Hilde Rosa Tampubolon 120405109
Size distribution measurement of floating particles in the Allen regionby a buoyancy weighing-bar method
By: Rondang Tambun, Takumi Motoi, Masamitsu Shimadzu, Yuichi Ohira, Eiji ObataRondang Tambun, Takumi Motoi, Masamitsu Shimadzu, Yuichi Ohira, Eiji Obata
What is the background of this
research ?
Stokes diameter, Andreasen pipette method, Sedimentation balance method, Centrifugal sedimentation method
Laser diffraction/scattering method ,and Coulter counter method
Time consuming and require special skills
The equipment is extremely expensive
What is BWM?
BWM measures the change in suspension density due to particle migration by weighing the buoyancy against a weighing-tool hung in the suspension, and subsequently calculating the particle size distribution using the length of the weighing-tool and the time-course change in the apparent mass of the weighing-tool
What’s the purpose of this research?
Theoretically, a buoyancy weighing-bar method should be applicable to measurethe particle size distribution in both the Stokes and Allen regions
Particle size x is given by the Allen formula
How they do this research?
1. To prepare a suspension, 1000 ml liquid and the particles to be tested were mixed in a graduated cylinder..
2. The weighing-tool was hung from an electronic precision weighing balance using a hanging wire, which did not extend due to the weight of the weighing-tool.
3. After thoroughly stirring the suspension using an agitator, the weighing-tool was set with the balance, and this was recorded as t = 0 s.
4. The measuring data, which consisted of time t and the corresponding mass of the weighing-tool, were recorded on a personal computer.
5. After the measurements, we calculated the particle size distribution of the tested particles based on the above-described theory.
What is the materials?
The initial volume concentration of the suspension was set to 0.01, and the temperature during the experiment was maintained at 298 K. Measurements lasted 150 s.
Spherical ParticlesSpherical ParticlesWhat is the result?
Apparent mass of the weighing-tool as a function of time
Particle size distributions of spherical particle
Cylindrical particleCylindrical particle
Apparent mass of the weighing-tool as a function of time
Particle size distributions of cylindrical particle
conclusionsconclusions
1. Although particles in the Allen region migrate, the floating particle size distributions of solid particles can be measured by the buoyancy weighing-bar method.
2. The precision of the particle size distribution is comparable to that obtained by a laser diffraction/scattering method or a sieving method.
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