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R code for analyzing particle size distribution data of nebuliser particles, measured using laser diffraction. Also includes an AutoIt script for automating the data export from the Spraytec software interface.

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Nebuliser Particle Distribution Analysis Scripts

© 2025 Sophia Davis

R code for analyzing particle size distribution data of nebuliser particles, measured using laser diffraction. Also includes an AutoIt script for automating the data export from the Spraytec software interface.

All code is free to use and modify as you'd like.

This Repository Contains:

  • AutoIt Script for Automating Data Record Editing and Exporting
  • MATLAB Classes and Scripts
  • R Scripts

1. AutoIt Script: Spraytec Software Record Editing and Exporting Automation on Windows

Notes:

All in all, the Automation script I wrote took about 47 minutes to export 120 files, which is around 23.5 seconds per file. I intentionally wanted it to go slow so that it wouldn't mess things up. When I was doing this manually yesterday evening, it took me over twice that amount of time (~7:52 pm - 9:36 pm, or 104 minutes) to edit and export that many records, not including all the false starts and mess-ups (just based on the Modified dates and times on the files that remain). The only place where this script briefly needed during the first run of Exp20-Water was at the 111th file, as it missed the export button so I helped it that time. I think it's fair to say that this script helps cut the processing time in half, and could potentially be more accurate than me exporting everything manually, since I may have made some mistakes due to fatigue.

104 minutes of manual processing ---> 47 minutes of leaving my laptop and letting the script run.

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UML Diagram Sketch Showing Plans for Refactoring:

UML Class Sketch

CFD Analysis Article for Reference

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