Measure Real Time Change In Particle Size Or Count

Product Description

Measure Real Time Change In Particle Size Or Count

ParticleTrack with FBRM Technology is designed for laboratory research and development, facilitating better understanding and faster optimization of particle and droplet processes such as:

•     Crystallization
•     Wet Milling
•     Homogenization of Suspensions and Emulsions
  

FBRM enables scientists and engineers to track the rate and degree of change in the count and dimension of crystals, particles and droplets as they naturally exist in process - at full process concentration.

Features of the Particle Track with FBRM Technology include :-

•     Real-time measurement from Lab level to Production level with no sampling required.
•     Interchangeable probes for maximum versatility among a wide range of R&D scaled vessels.
•     Compact design for portability and minimal laboratory footprint
  

iC FBRM software integrates seamlessly with the iControl software suite

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FAQ

1. What is the particle size or count in real time?

Ans - The measuring of the size and quantity of particles in an environment in real-time is known as real-time particle size or count. Specialised tools including particle counts, laser diffraction, and spectrometers are used for this.

2. What are the advantages of real-time particle size or count measurement?

Ans - Real-time particle size or count measurements can give important information about the environmental quality. Potential issues, contamination sources, and long-term changes in particle size and count can all be tracked.

3. What kind of environment calls for continuous observations of particle size and count?

Ans - In industrial and manufacturing environments, where particles are created and may need to be monitored for safety concerns, real-time particle size and count measurements are frequently required.

4. What measures of particle size or number can be made?

Ans - The distribution of particle sizes, particle counts, and particle shapes can all be measured along with particle size and count.

5. What kind of tools are utilised to measure particle size or count in real time?

Ans - Real-time particle size and count measurements are often made using specialised equipment including spectrometers, laser diffraction, and particle counters.