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The purpose of this document is to allow users to determine a sizeweighted fine fraction by the
sedimentation method. The method in this part uses a liquid sedimentation technique to
separate the fine fraction, which is then analysed for its substance of interest, e.g. crystalline
silica.
Informative annexes within this document describe specific methods for the evaluation of FF for
specific bulk materials.
This document is applicable for bulk materials that contain particles in the size range from 0,1
μm to 125 μm satisfying with the criteria given in this part and Part 3 of the document series. The
current industrial minerals within the scope of this method are: quartz, clay, kaolin, talc, feldspar,
mica, cristobalite, vermiculite, diatomaceous earth, barite and andalusite. The method may be
applicable to other bulk materials, following full investigation and validation.
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The purpose of this document is to allow users to determine a sizeweighted fine fraction by the
sedimentation method. The method in this part uses a liquid sedimentation technique to
separate the fine fraction, which is then analysed for its substance of interest, e.g. crystalline
silica.
Informative annexes within this document describe specific methods for the evaluation of FF for
specific bulk materials.
This document is applicable for bulk materials that contain particles in the size range from 0,1
μm to 125 μm satisfying with the criteria given in this part and Part 3 of the document series. The
current industrial minerals within the scope of this method are: quartz, clay, kaolin, talc, feldspar,
mica, cristobalite, vermiculite, diatomaceous earth, barite and andalusite. The method may be
applicable to other bulk materials, following full investigation and validation.
