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Using Spectroscopy to Grade and Sort Fruit

Due to the studies published in Postharvest Biology and Technology and the Journal of Food Quality by researchers, the use of spectroscopy in agriculture is gaining wider popularity.

From Avantes 29 Mar 2017

Identifying and Classifying Butterfly Type and Wing Pattern

This article discusses how to use spectroscopy to identify and classify butterfly types and wing patterns.

From Avantes 29 Mar 2017

Spectroscopy and Kubelka-Munk Theory to Examine Flower Color

This article discusses how to examine flower color using spectroscopy and Kubelka-Munk theory.

From Avantes 29 Mar 2017

Selecting a Spectrometer for Solar Irradiance Data

This article discusses how to select a spectrometer to collect solar irridiance data from the stratosphere.

From Avantes 30 Mar 2017

Determining if an Emerald is Natural or Synthetic

This article discusses how spectroscopy can be used to determine whether an emerald is natural or synthetic.

From Avantes 30 Mar 2017

ISO, BS, ASTM, TAPPI, DIN & SCAN Testing for Corrugating Boards

Throughout the packaging industry, Testometric machines are used to perform tests on corrugated boards at international standards.

From Testometric Company Ltd 11 Apr 2017

Geotextiles & Geogrid Testing: Evaluating Strength & Performance

Testometric provides a range of strength testing machines & accessories that are designed specifically for testing geotextiles.

From Testometric Company Ltd 16 Oct 2017

Metal Testing & Different ASTM International Standards

Whether customers have to test aluminum or standard steel, Testometric provides a range of systems conforming to international standards.

From Testometric Company Ltd 11 Apr 2017

Pipe Testing: How Test Ranges are Matching Growth in Demand

Increased growth in the use of plastic pipes for various applications has created a need for a vast range of mechanical testing.

From Testometric Company Ltd 11 Apr 2017

Researchers Fabricate Bio-inspired Murray Materials for Mass Transfer Applications

Both plants and animals possess tissues that are assembled through a hierarchical network of pores. Such pores are tuned and designed to adapt to their external environment and have evolved to maximise mass transport processes and rates of reaction.

By Liam Critchley 11 Apr 2017