DPlot

I have noted the progress made with the options and capabilities of DPlot to handle particle Size Distributions. However, as You Mr. Admin, you and I have communicated before, there is much more to this than meets the eye. You have added the British Screen set. However, will you allow to distinguish ...

Karen,

I happen to be in the business of "creating grain size distributions". My company designs builds and sells pulverizing and classifying systems for mostly non-metallic minerals. I work with distribution curves all the time. First, the grain size is based on the assumption of a spherical ...

I have been following the most recent discussion with Mr. Echells (If I goofed up your name, I am sorry!!), and I had the same problems with the grid, etc. Now, I would have no objection to using reference lines for the X Axis for my use, But, using reference lines for the Y Axis using the ...

I will try your suggestion. If I am capable of making it work, it's worth a shot for now. The list of options you envision would be great for use in our business, which is the manufacture and sale of fine grinding and ultra-fine classification equipment and process systems.

I look forward to when ...

I am attaching two sheets. One is a sheet showing a couple of standard series screens for particle size analysis. In the United States people vary between the U.S. Standard Series and the Tyler series. They often are mixed and matched together. Both use what is essentially a ever decreasing screen ...

While some may use the grain size template for showing particle size distributions, we work in a difeerent region, or wider region is more accurate. We have for many decades used arithmatic probability on the "Y" axis to represent cummulative percent passing each screen size or micron size. The "X ...