In almost all cases, particle counts should increase as the particle size decreases. Typically, the relationship follows a 1/diameter^k distribution, where k is 2.2-4.3.
Learn more by using our Particle Size Distribitution calculator for liquid particle counters. This tool is useful for the HSLS M50 or M65e particle counter, the Ultra DI 50 particle counter, the Liquistat particle counter, or the LiQuilaz particle counter.
Also read High Resolution Off-Line Liquid Monitoring for Broad Particle Size Distributors.
For an indepth discussion, get the book, Understanding Liquid Particle Counters.
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