Particle concentration analyzing system and method
AssigneeSensors, Inc.
InventorsDavid R. Booker, Douglas D. Booker, Simon P. Booker
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AssigneeSensors, Inc.
InventorsDavid R. Booker, Douglas D. Booker, Simon P. Booker
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A particle concentration analyzing system for testing particle concentrations in a fluid sample, such as engine emission particle concentration present in the exhaust of an engine. The particle concentration analyzing system includes a condensation particle counter having a saturation chamber, a condenser, and a laser optic particle counter. The analyzing system further includes a working fluid tank, a working fluid pump, and a sampling probe. The system provides a robust analysis system for a user to test vehicle emissions without being highly trained on the device, as the device is protected from misuse. A position sensitive sensor is used to ensure that the system is not damaged if the system is tipped over or placed in a position that would produce false results. Additional features include differential pressure sensors, a sealed and replaceable tamper resistant working fluid tank, a solvent recovery system, an anti-cheat device, and fluid purity sensors.
A particle concentration analyzing system adapted to count a particle concentration in a sample fluid, comprising:
A particle concentration analyzing system adapted to count a particle concentration in a sample fluid, comprising:
A method for analyzing particle concentrations in a fluid sample with a particle concentration analyzing system having a working fluid tank, a sample fluid input to receive the sample fluid to be analyzed, a condensation particle counter with a fluid saturator block, a condenser, and an optical particle counter, a working fluid pump, a fluid level sensor disposed inside the fluid saturator block, and an electronic control unit, said method comprising:
A particle concentration analyzing system adapted to count a particle concentration in a sample fluid, comprising:
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