Abstract: A system capable of measuring particulates includes: a nozzle formed in the shape of a tube; a light measurement unit constituted by a light source supplied as energy and a photodetector and is provided adjacent to the nozzle; a probe having a hollow shape and into which one end of the nozzle is inserted; a particle measurement unit provided adjacent to the light measurement unit to measure the particulates introduced through the nozzle; an evaluation model unit linked to the particle measurement unit to evaluate the volume of the particulates on the basis of software; and an evaluation process unit linked to the evaluation model unit to evaluate each of a volume size distribution of the particulates, an integration with respect to the size of each of the particulates and a time, and the volume concentration of the particulates. Other components are also included in the system.

Abstract: An optical analysis device for determining particulate matter includes three light sources having different wavelengths, an apparatus for combining the three transmitted light beams on a common optical path, a measurement volume, an optical axis in the forward scattering direction defines the scattering angle 0°, a light absorption apparatus at 0° that absorbs unscattered light, and six detectors which are arranged at different specified angles which are as close as possible to 0° directly next to the light absorption apparatus, at a second scattering angle between 7° and 40°, at a third scattering angle between 41° and 70°, at a fourth scattering angle between 71° and 115°, at a fifth scattering angle between 116° and 145°, at a sixth scattering angle between 146° and 180°. A control and evaluation unit controls the light sources such that the scattered light is detected in a wavelength selective manner by the detectors.

Abstract: An optical analysis device for determining particulate matter includes three light sources having different wavelengths, an apparatus for combining the three transmitted light beams on a common optical path, a measurement volume, an optical axis in the forward scattering direction defines the scattering angle 0°, a light absorption apparatus at 0° that absorbs unscattered light, and six detectors which are arranged at different specified angles which are as close as possible to 0° directly next to the light absorption apparatus, at a second scattering angle between 7° and 40°, at a third scattering angle between 41° and 70°, at a fourth scattering angle between 71° and 115°, at a fifth scattering angle between 116° and 145°, at a sixth scattering angle between 146° and 180°. A control and evaluation unit controls the light sources such that the scattered light is detected in a wavelength selective manner by the detectors.