How to measure the pulverization of adsorbents

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For pressure swing adsorption units, how do we detect the pulverization of the adsorbent?； Under normal circumstances, for the PSa-CO two-stage adsorbent, the vacuum pump valve is inspected to check for the presence of adsorbent powder and its amount, with each change being analyzed ； For other process units without a vacuum system, it is only possible to check during major maintenance whether there is any adsorbent powder in the buffer tanks and pressure equalization tanks, as well as to analyze the amount of adsorbent powder accumulated over the year ； I wonder if there’s a better way?

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