Q. What is the use of a moisture analyzer?
Answer
The loss-on-drying technique is used by a moisture analyzer, which comprises of a weighing and heating unit, to determine a sample's moisture content (infrared). It is also known as a moisture meter or moisture balance. The thermo-gravimetric principle, commonly known as the "Loss on Drying" (LOD) principle, is the basis for a moisture analyzer's operation. A balancing device and a heating unit make up the moisture analyzer. The initial mass of the sample is recorded and then converted to a percentage of moisture content. After that, the sample is heated and dried using a halogen light or other infrared radiator, all while its weight is continuously recorded by the integrated balance.
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