Currently, I am sourcing for a laboratory hydraulic contamination test eqpt whereby one uses for aviation hydraulic fluid contamination check ie to perform the particles count on the hydraulic fluid samples drawn from the aircraft and its ground support eqpt.
1)Can a conventional sensor of a laboraroty bench optical particle counter able to determine the water and chlorine contaminants and tabulate out the finding in ppm terms or a seperate test kit is needed to perform the water and chlorine test in hydraulic fluid?
ie to say can a conventional batch particle counter perform all three tests namely the particles, water and chlorine contaminants.
2)What are the pros and cons of having a portable particle counter as compared to a laboratory bench particle counter?
Would appreciate the advice from the members of the forum here on the recommedation of the concern contamination test kit and also some queries that I have.
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