Settleable and airborne particles in industrial environments

Proceedings of the Thirty Fifth Meeting of the IEEE Holm Conference on Electrical Contacts Pub Date : 1989-09-18 DOI:10.1109/HOLM.1989.77935

R. Bayer, R. Ginsburg, R. Lasky

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Data taken from two separate programs designed to characterize and measure particulate content in industrial environments are presented and examined. This testing was undertaken to aid in understanding what is encountered by business machines installed in these environments. The method of collecting and analyzing the data obtained from a selection of industrial sites in the Chicago, Illinois area is presented. The application of data to the design and evaluation of a magnet sensor for use in these environments is illustrated. Settleable contamination was analyzed in six different manufacturing industries: heavy machinery, stainless steel sinks, motor vehicles, electrical connectors, and steel sheet metal stamping. The intent of the second sampling program was to monitor a diverse spectrum of industries with moderate-to-severe particulate environments. The particulate environment characterization covered five types of industry: steel, textiles, paper, railroads, and metal products manufacturers. Each site is listed with the sampling locations noted and quantitative and qualitative data tabulated for the locations.<>

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工业环境中可沉降和空气中的颗粒

数据采取了两个独立的程序，旨在表征和测量颗粒含量在工业环境提出和审查。进行此测试是为了帮助理解安装在这些环境中的业务机器所遇到的问题。介绍了收集和分析伊利诺斯州芝加哥地区工业用地数据的方法。数据的应用，以设计和评估在这些环境中使用的磁铁传感器的说明。可解决的污染分析了六个不同的制造行业:重型机械，不锈钢水槽，机动车辆，电气连接器和钢板冲压。第二个采样计划的目的是监测不同行业的中重度颗粒环境。颗粒环境特征包括五种类型的行业:钢铁、纺织、造纸、铁路和金属产品制造商。每个站点都列出了采样位置，并列出了采样位置的定量和定性数据

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