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NOTEl—For tests on tilter-type crucibles, use a standard rubber crucible adapter. For test sticks and candies a rubber stopper with a
attached is suitable. Clean dry compressed air shall be used.
FIG. 1 Apparatua for Determining Maximum Pore Diametar of Rigid Porous Filters
MANOMETER TUO
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NOTS l—For tests on tilter-type crucibles, use a standard rubber crucible adapter. For test sticks and candles a rubber stopper with a robber tubiog
attached is suitable. Clean dry compressed air shall be used.
FIG. 2 Apparatua for Determination of Permeability
TABLE 1 Test Liquids Suitebie for Use with Various Types of Fiiters
Filter Suitable Test LiquidsA
Approximate Surface
Max Pore Diameter, Tension, dynee/cm at
Material of Construction pm Liquid 20”C
Glass >4 water 72
<4 alcoholB 22
Porcelain >3 water 72
<3 alcohol 22
Stainless steel all alcohol 22
xylenec 29
Tetrafluom-polyethylene all alcohol 22
Tnfluoromonochloropolyethylene all alcohol 22
A The specified liquids wet the respective filters completely. Other liquids which meet this criterion may be used. Values for surface tension in Table 1 are for general
guidance only and are approximate; surface tension of the liquid used should be determined.
8 Ethyl alcohol 95 %
c Five-” xylene conforming to Specifications D S45.
fissures, and clogged areas are easily discerned by this opera- Exan@e-If the filter is immersed 3 cm below the surface of water as
tion (Note 4). the test liquid, a correction of 2.2 mm must be subtracted from the
pressure observed on a mercury manometer.
NOTE2—If there is significant head of liquid above the surface of the NOTE3—With the coarser grades of filters it is more convenient to
filter, the back pressure so produced shall be deducted from the observed measure the pressure in millimetres of water, in which case the relation-
pressure, as follows: ship becomes:
head of test liquid X density of test liquid D = (30y X 13.53)/p (3)
Back pressure = (2)
density of mercury NOTE 4-It is recommended that porous filters, where practical, be
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permanently marked by the manufacturer with the letters ASTM, followed Nom 5—In determiningg the effective area of the filter, care should be
by a hyphenated number which is the range, in micrometres, within which taken to exclude that portion of the filter which was rendered ineffective
the maximum pore diameter falls. When the maximum pore diameter of a by sealing the filter to the apparatus.
new filter is tested by this test method, it maybe expected to be within the Nom 6-The procedure for determination of permeability may be
marked range, greater deviatiou may be found after use. employed to provide an approximate indication of the filtering rate of
6.2 Permeability-Connect the dry filter with the control- individual filters. However, immediately after being pnt into use the
lable source of clean, dry compressed air, and a suitable permeability will change and may be expected to change further with
repeated use. Consideration has been given to marking filters with a
flowmeter and manometer (Fig. 2). Adjust the pressure differ-
designation of permeability. However, the factors governing permeability
ential to 10 cm water and observe the rate of flow of air through in use make this undesirable at the present time.
the filter in millilitres per minute. Calculate the permeability as
follows: 7. Pm&on
Permeability = RIAp (4)
7.1 The precision of this test method is being determined
where: and will be published when the study has been completed.
R = rate of flow of air, mL/min,
A = effective area (Note 5) of the filter, and S. Keywords
p = observed pressure of water, cm water (Note 6).
8.1 diameten filterw permeability; porous
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