Introduction to Nephelometric Analyzer

Scattering turbidity analyzer is a commonly used optical instrument used to measure liquid suspension or solid particle concentration. It uses the phenomenon of light scattering to determine the particle concentration in a sample.

Nephelometric turbidity analyzers work by measuring the intensity of light scattering in a sample. When light passes through a sample, the particles in the sample scatter the light, and the intensity of the scattering is proportional to the concentration of the particles. By measuring the scattering intensity in a sample, turbidity or particle concentration can be deduced.

The nephelometric analyzer mainly consists of a light source, a detector, an optical path system and a data processing system. The light source usually uses a light source such as a laser or LED, and the light generated is focused onto the sample through the optical system. The light scattered by the particles in the sample will be captured by the detector and converted into electrical signals and transmitted to the data processing system for analysis and processing.

The scattering turbidimetric analyzer has the characteristics of fast measurement, wide measurement range, and easy operation. It is widely used in water quality monitoring, environmental monitoring, biomedical research and other fields. At the same time, the nephelometric analyzer can also be used in conjunction with other instruments, such as flow cytometers, to further expand its application scope.

Overall, the scattering turbidity analyzer is an efficient and accurate measurement device that can quickly and accurately measure liquid suspension turbidity or solid particle concentration, and has a wide range of application prospects.