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AssigneeE. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company
InventorsAnthony Joseph Martino, Ken Stephen Schermacher, Larry Eugene Steenhoek, Timothy Aaron Snyder, Robert Averitt, Robert E. Bucher, Jr.
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An apparatus for inspection of fluids having a fluid analysis cell with a cavity therein enclosed by two light transmitting windows and having a spacer member fixedly positioned therebetween which provides a fluid analysis chamber of fixed pathlength where fluid flows by the windows and preferably wherein the flow laminar and at a uniform shear to provide accurate color measurements. Light transmitting and receiving probes are positioned adjacent to the viewing windows and wherein the faces of each probe are contiguous and flush with the viewing windows but are separated from the flow by the viewing windows, so that transmission measurements can be taken orthogonal to the direction of flow. The apparatus is particularly useful in the manufacture of dispersions and tints used in the manufacture of paints, so that the color of material being made can be accurately matched to a standard color in the wet state with confidence that the color will match in the dry state.
An apparatus for measuring the color properties of a fluid, comprising:
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