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Accurate Quantitative Analysis of Ferrosilicon by the Fusion Method Using ZSX PrimusIII

17 Jan 2013

Ferrosilicon is one of the most basic materials in the steel making process. Iron alloys with a silicon content between 15 to 90% are called “ferrosilicon”. To control the steel making process, analyses of slag and raw materials such as quicklime are also required. This application note describes the accurate ferrosilicon analysis using the Rigaku ZSX PrimusIII+, which is optimized for steel making and ferrosilicon production process control.

ZSX Primus III+

Rigaku Corporation

Rigaku ZSX Primus III+ delivers rapid quantitative determination of major and minor atomic elements, from oxygen (O) through uranium (U), in a wide variety of sample types — with minimal standards. ZSX Primus III+ features an innovative optics-above configuration. Never again worry about a contaminated beam path or down time due to sample chamber maintenance. The optics-above geometry eliminates cleaning worries and increases up time.The high precision positioning of the sample ensures that the distance between the sample surface and X-ray tube is kept constant. ZSX Primus III+ performs high-precision analysis using a unique optical configuration designed to minimize errors caused by non-flat surfaces in samples such as fused beads and pressed pellets.EZ-scan allows users to analyze unknown samples without any prior setup. This time saving feature requires only a few clicks of the mouse and a sample name to be entered. Combined with SQX fundamental parameters software, it provides the most accurate and rapid XRF results possible. SQX is capable of automatically correcting for all matrix effects, including line overlaps.ZSX Primus III+ Features: Analysis of elements from O to U Tube above optics minimizes contamination issues Small footprint uses less valuable lab space High precision sample positioning Special optics reduce errors caused by curved sample surfaces Software tools for statistical process control (SPC) Evacuation and vacuum leak rates can be optimized for throughput

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Accurate Quantitative Analysis of Ferrosilicon by the Fusion Method Using ZSX PrimusIII