Particle size analysis for the largest abstract measuring range from 10 micron up to 400 mm The HAVER Computerized Particle Analysis (CPA) measuring process is used for the particle size analysis of dry and non-agglomerating particles of bulk materials. When fitted with the appropriate HAVER peripherals, this process of particle size analysis using the dynamic image analysis […]
The HAVER Computerized Particle Analysis (CPA) measuring process is used for the particle size analysis of dry and non-agglomerating particles of bulk materials. When fitted with the appropriate HAVER peripherals, this process of particle size analysis using the dynamic image analysis can be used as a laboratory, technical centre or online version in different fields: gravel, sand, coke, coal, plastic granules, wood chippings, chemical and pharmaceutical products, fertilizers, foodstuffs and many more.
All HAVER CPA (Computerized Particle Analysis) systems use the dynamic image analysis for digital image processing for the particle size analysis. A sample of the material is transported on a feeder to the measurement channel to achieve an optimal metering. A high-resolution digital line scan camera scans the particles in free-falling bulk materials against the background of an LED lighting array. The scanned lines are combined by the CPA to form an endless data record and the shadow projections of the particles are evaluated in real time. The vertically unlimited images of the line scan camera enable such a REAL TIME measurement of the particle size analysis and thus the use of all CPA units as particle counting devices.
The line scan camera provides further advantages for the particle size analysis: double detection due to individual images overlapping is ruled out, as are partial range detection and mis-measurement of truncated particles.
Furthermore the particle size analysis allows the application with conveyors. So the HAVER CPA CONVEYOR systems provide highly precise measurements of e.g. longish materials and best reproducibilities also with small sample quanities.
The development of the HAVER CPA 2-1 HR for Dynamic Image Analysis (DIA) meets your expectations for efficient measurement with the particle size analysis of even finest powder in laboratories. Combinated with a dispersion technology for a uniform transportation of material and for breaking up agglomerates the computerized particle analysis is a viable alternative to other methods of measuring powders.
The HAVER CPA 2-1 HR for Dynamic Image Analysis (DIA) has been specially designed for the particle size analysis of dry particles from 10 µm. We recommend a completely new modular dispersion technology for a uniform transportation and for breaking up agglomerates. Even powder which is hard to convey can be measured in this way:
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