Real-time monitoring of wear debris in lubrication oil using a microfluidic inductive Coulter counting device
作者： Li Du , Jiang Zhe , Joan Carletta , Robert Veillette , Fred Choy
DOI: 10.1007/S10404-010-0627-Y
关键词: Reciprocating motion 、 Composite material 、 Inductance 、 Materials science 、 Lubrication 、 Particle counter 、 Microfluidics 、 Coulter counter 、 Nanotechnology 、 Electromagnetic coil 、 Ferrous
摘要: A microfluidic device based on an inductive Coulter counting principle to detect metal wear particles in lubrication oil is presented. The detects the passage of ferrous and nonferrous by monitoring inductance change embedded coil. was tested using iron copper ranging size from 50 125 μm. testing results have demonstrated that capable detecting distinguishing oil; such can be indicative potential machine faults rotating reciprocating machinery.
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