Mixer for x-ray fluorescence spectrometer

Abstract

A mixing machine for an X-ray fluorescence spectrometer belongs to the technical field of mixing equipment for a fluorescence spectrometer. It includes a body (1), and a motor (2) is installed on the body (1). It is characterized in that: a plurality of mixing barrels (3) are installed on the body (1), and each mixing barrel (3) passes through The rotating shaft (4) is connected with the body (1), one end of the rotating shaft (4) is flexibly connected with the mixing tank (3), and the other end of the rotating shaft (4) is connected with the rotating shaft of the motor (2) through a chain (5). The mixing material for the X-ray fluorescence spectrometer of the invention can simultaneously mix a plurality of test samples, and the mixing speed is fast, and the mixing degree of the samples is uniform.

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Technical field [0001] A mixer for an X-ray fluorescence spectrometer belongs to the technical field of mixing equipment for a fluorescence spectrometer. Background technique [0002] X-ray fluorescence spectrometer is widely used in the fields of geology, metallurgy, environment, chemical industry, materials and so on. Its analysis objects are mainly the chemical elements of various products. For element analysis, it is necessary to crush, diminish, grind, diminish, and mix the analysis sample to ensure the uniformity of the analysis sample. The X-ray fluorescence spectrometer can detect multiple samples at a time, and the quantity is large. At present, the mixing of samples is mainly done manually one by one, and only one can be mixed at a time. First of all, the prior art has low work efficiency. Manual mixing during sample mixing can easily cause uneven sample mixing, which reduces the accuracy of detection. At the same time, direct contact between humans and powder samples ...

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Problems solved by technology

The X-ray fluorescence spectrometer can detect multiple samples at one time, and the quantity is large. At present, the mixing of samples is mainly done manually one by one, and only one sample can be mixed at a time.

First of all, the work efficiency of the existing technology is low. Manual mixing during the sample mixing process is likely to cause uneven sample mixing, which reduces the accuracy of detection. At the same time, people are in direct contact with the powder sample during the manual mixing process, which may easily cause the human body to inhale a large amount of solids. Particles, engaged in this kind of work for a long time, are likely to pose a great threat to human health. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a special mixer to achieve the mixing of X-ray fluorescence spectrometer samples.

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