A composite element filter of absorption edge type described here can be used when the X-ray energy of the wanted element is higher then that of the interference element. It's mainly used in immersion probes. When measuring copper in copper concentrate
the absolute error of the grade achieved is mostly less than ±0.3% and this can fully meet the demand of industrial process control analysis. It can be anticipated that in other pulp on-stream analysis
a relative composite element filter can certainly be made if the content of the neighboring element is high enough and the X-ray energy of the element to be measured is higher than that of the interference element.
Preparation of Ni-Cr composite powder
the blending ratio test of the two element
the mass thickness test at the given blending ratio
the modulation and testing of the filter performance and test measurement on the sample of natural powder are given.