What You Need to Know
But isn't it radioactive?No, the analyzer is not radioactive. However the analyzer requires a neutron source. We get our neutrons from CF-252, Read more |
But I already HAVE an X-ray machine!X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) is a highly effective method to analyze elemental composition of materials. It is very accurate. Read more |
5 Things Analyzer Buyers Need To KnowIt’s not Rocket Science. But it is nuclear physics. With over 140 years of analyzer experience, 35 patents, and too many degrees to Read more |
Why Is the SABIA X1-LiNX Different?We all know what computers were like 10 years ago. Some of us might even be cursed with using a 10 year-old computer, particularly one running Windows. This was part of the Read more |
Getting the Best From Your X1-LiNXOn-line PGNA technology's ability to measure all the elements of interest in your process during production can translate into greatly improved quality Read more |
How is the X1-LiNX Analyzer Calibrated?The best use of an analyzer is realized once the instrument is properly calibrated to your quality parameters and ranges.It's important to Read more |
Why use Cf252 instead of a neutron generator?There are a number of important reasons for choosing an isotopic Californium 252 (Cf252) source rather than a neutron generator Read more |
Why is coal quality important?A respected power industry consultant once told me that in a power plant, it is really all about the boiler. This is the source of the heat and the user of the biggest Read more |
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