New XRF Analyzer For Elemental Analysis Of Sample Streams

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. J. Laurila A. J. Widenman C. Bachmann A. Klein
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

Elemental analysis of slurry streams using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) has long been employed. However, detector technology has limited the application of XRF devices. Using detector technology employed on NASA's Mars Pathfinder to analyze soil samples, Process Control, Inc. has developed an on-line analyzer to mount on a sampling system. The prototype XRF elemental analyzer was installed at Detroit Edison's Monroe Power Plant in January, 1998 and has been employed to monitor feedstock quality. A slurry system has been developed for flotation control. This paper describes the testing of the analyzer using the new, draft ISO standard for evaluating the performance of online analyzers (ISO/DIS15239).
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APA: M. J. Laurila A. J. Widenman C. Bachmann A. Klein  (1999)  New XRF Analyzer For Elemental Analysis Of Sample Streams

MLA: M. J. Laurila A. J. Widenman C. Bachmann A. Klein New XRF Analyzer For Elemental Analysis Of Sample Streams. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1999.

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