Capillary flow porometry, also known as the “bubble point method,” according to ASTM F-316, is a well-established technique used to characterize filtration media. This webinar will present the latest technical developments in the method, as well as comparisons with other pore size techniques such as mercury and gas porosimetry. Significant advancements have been made with respect to enhanced sensitivity bubble point (largest pore) determinations, more accurate pore size distributions by virtue of modern hardware and detection strategies, and improvements in measurement speed.
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- Jeff Dixon - Sales Specialist – AMEC, Malvern Panalytical
- Jack Saad - Senior Applications Scientist / Lab Manager, Malvern Panalytical
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Who should attend?
- Membrane/filtration media producers, converters, and end users
- Those working on fluid/solid separations
- Battery/fuel cell developers
What will you learn?
- State of the art hardware for improved sensitivity and accuracy
- How the method can be applied to porous structures beyond traditional filtration media