Operation Guide of Dust Particle Counter

    The monitoring system of the dust particle counter integrates the detection functions of particle counting, floating bacteria sampling, temperature and humidity, micro-pressure difference, and wind speed, and accurately collects various parameters in the monitored environment through automatic control of the system. It also allows the end user to set the limit of the alarm system according to their own production requirements. The dust particle counter completes the real-time online monitoring of the exceeding conditions of various environmental parameters. In order to meet the cleanliness requirements of the user's normal production environment indicators.

Dust particle counter is a special equipment for detecting the particle size and distribution of air dust particles. It has developed from the microscope. The dust particle counter has gone through the process of microscope, sedimentation tube, sedimentation instrument, centrifugal sedimentation instrument, particle counter, laser particle counter, PCS nano laser air particle counter. Among them, the laser air dust particle counter has become the mainstream equipment in many industries for many years because of its advantages such as fast detection speed, wide dynamic distribution and no human influence.
 

 

The dust particle counter provides customers with a more flexible and powerful large-flow portable particle counter for convenient particle pollutant control. The dust particle counter can be used as a single machine or as a monitoring system for a plant.

The safe and reliable AeroTrak 9350 and 9550 series laser particle counters from TSI of the United States use the latest light scattering counting principle. The AeroTrak 9350 and 9550 portable laser particle counters have a 5.7-inch (14.5 cm) color touch screen for easy operation and setting. A large amount of particle counting data can be stored through 6 channels as well as data obtained from environmental monitoring sensors. All data can be easily downloaded to a computer or printed out via a built-in thermal printer.