Fragmentenprofil
Fragmentenprofil is a term used in several disciplines to refer to the distribution profile of fragments produced by a fragmentation process. The precise meaning varies by field, but it generally denotes the size, mass, or compositional distribution of fragments resulting from breakage.
In materials science and geomechanics, fragmentenprofil describes the statistical distribution of fragment sizes after crushing, grinding,
Measurement methods include sieving, laser diffraction, image analysis, or computed tomography, depending on the scale and
In archaeology and paleontology, fragmentenprofil can refer to the size and morphology distribution of artifact or
In forensic science or material-failure analysis, fragment profiles may aid in estimating the energy of impact,
Because the term appears in multiple contexts and lacks a single standardized definition, practitioners rely on