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Can the detection data from the handheld spectrometers used by the company be used as a basis for chemical analysis?

2018-01-16View Original

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A weld evaluation for stainless steel corrosion-resistant surfacing was conducted, which required a chemical element analysis of the surfacing layer. Can testing using the company’s handheld spectrometer serve as a basis for chemical analysis?
Reply #22018-01-17
It can be used for qualitative judgment, but not for quantitative analysis.
Reply #32018-01-17
It can serve as a basis for a preliminary judgment, but it does not have the validity to serve as a basis for a final conclusion~~~

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