How many microns are there in 3500 blaine?

Answer 1

Blaine fineness is a measure of the specific surface area of a powder, commonly used for cement, expressed in square centimeters per gram (cm²/g). A Blaine value of 3500 typically corresponds to a mean particle size of around 10 microns, although this can vary based on the material. The exact conversion depends on the specific characteristics of the material being measured.

Answer 2

Blaine fineness is a measure of the fineness of a powder, typically used for cement and other materials. It indicates the surface area in square meters per kilogram and does not directly convert to microns. However, a general approximation suggests that 3500 Blaine corresponds to a particle size of about 10-15 microns.