BeDensi B1 Bulk Density Tester The BeDensi B1 stands as a specialized bulk density tester crafted for assessing the bulk density of samples beyond metal powders. Employing the natural deposition method, it adheres to the standards outlined in GB/T 16913-4.3: Methods of dust character testDetermination of bulk density. Widely utilized in diverse sectors such as food, industrial chemistry, energy battery powder, research institutions, and quality inspection organizations, this tester offers valuable insights into the storage characteristics of powders, particularly within storage containers. Bulk Density Measurement GB/T Sample Preparation The sample powder should be dried at 105°C for 4 hours, followed by natural cooling in the room, and then passed through an 80-mesh standard sieve to remove impurities. For powders that undergo chemical reactions, melting, or sublimation at temperatures equal to or below 105°C, the drying temperature should be lowered by at least 5°C compared to the temperature at which these reactions occur, and the drying time should be appropriately extended. Measurement Procedure Bulk Density 01 where ρΒ is the bulk density, M is mass in grams, and V Β is the bulk volume in milliliters or cubic centimeters.

The same sample should undergo three consecutive tests, and the average of these measurements is taken as the loose bulk density result for that sample. The difference between the maximum and minimum mass values obtained from these three tests should be less than 1 g. If not, additional tests should be conducted until the difference is less than 1 g. The average of three measurements that meet this criterion is then considered as the final determination result. Providing precision in bulk density measurement for different types of coffee samples. The BeDensi B1 proves to be particularly effective...