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LSTM-09
In production situations where glazes or other products are ball milled beyond the standard 200 mesh (74 microns) size of many production raw materials, this test is an excellent indicator of consistency of the process and of contaminents that could cause problems. For example, in the tile industry, a residue of 2-4% is normal. For even better melting and fewer defects a company might target 1-2% residue.
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Sieve Analysis Dry
A measure of particle size distribution by vibrating a powdered sample through a series of successively finer sieves |
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Sieve Analysis Wet
A measure of particle size distribution by washing a powdered or slaked sample through a series of successively finer sieves |
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Sieve Analysis 35-325 Wet
A measure of particle size distribution by washing a powdered or slaked sample through a series of successively finer sieves |
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Wet Sieve Residue
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% Passing 200 Mesh Wet
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Particle Tests
Tests conducted to determine particle populations, sizes, shapes, densities, surface areas, etc. |
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