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Particle Count
Particle Count: - Results of a microscopic examination of treated water with a special "particle counter" that classifies suspended particles by number and size. [Environmental Protection Agency] News archive for Particle Count:: |
KTVU.com,..."The fire is especially good at increasing the particle count and since we have many small particles as a result of the fires, that scatters light and that
Wildfire smoke something to get choked up about - Jul 11, 2008
Tahoe Daily Tribune,When wildfire smoke descends on our communities, it is the particle count that determines if the air quality is rated as "unhealthy for sensitive groups,"
Printing up problems - Nov 21, 2007
WHDH-TV,First step, a particle count for this office we got a level of 4000. "OK, this one's operating," Gene Marckini, Boston Environmental, said.
How to beat bad air - Nov 8, 2007
Visalia Times-Delta,Fortunately, due in part to a district no-burning order for Monday, the actual particle count came to 116 on Monday, considerably less than forecast.
Expanding Reservoir Air Filters - Nov 7, 2007
Practicing Oil Analysis Magazine,The only true measure of the service life of a filter element is the differential pressure (or particle count) across the media. In the absence of accurate
Particle & Surface Sciences to demonstrate range of products at ... - Aug 21, 2007
Ferret,They have systems that can measure particles from sub-micron up to millimeter sizes for parameters such as particle size, surface area, particle count,
Analyze dirt with precision case study 1: Motor bearing - Aug 1, 2007
Plant Services,Background: This motor is a critical asset that is sampled and analyzed monthly for metals, particle count and physical properties. The particle count for
Office Printers Spew As Many Particles As Smoldering Cigarettes - Aug 3, 2007
The Consumerist,Their findings don't condemn any one brand: the HP LaserJet 4050 emitted no particles, while the the HP LaserJet 1320 and 4250 raised the particle count of
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