Sulfur analyzer XPLORER TS
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sulfur analyzer
sulfur analyzer
sulfur analyzer
sulfur analyzer
sulfur analyzer
sulfur analyzer
sulfur analyzer
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Characteristics

Measured entity
sulfur
Measured value
trace, elemental
Configuration
benchtop, compact
Technology
UV fluorescence

Description

The XPLORER-S is the smallest Total Sulfur analyzer available in the market. This advanced elemental combustion analyzer offers fast, accurate and precise analysis of liquid, LPG, gas and solid samples. It is designed to offer standardized and customized solutions to match both current and future analytical needs, ranging from low ppb’s to high ppm’s. UV-Fluorescence detection through high temperature sample combustion is the reference method for determination of Total Sulfur. Trace Elemental Instruments Software (TEIS) ensures intuitive and smooth control of your analysis. Common Applications: • Chemicals (e.g. Plastics, Aromatics, Olefins and Parafines) • Refinery Products (e.g. Crude Oil, Naphta, Lubricants, Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Fuel Oil) • LPG and Gases (e.g. Pentane, Butane, Propane, Propylene) Background Sulfur dioxide is a chemical compound that is created in various industrial processes. Petroleum often contains sulphur compounds, and their combustion causes sulfur dioxide (SO2). Further oxidation of SO2, generally accompanied by a catalyst such as NO2, forms H2SO4; acid rain. This is one of the reasons that fuels are monitored regarding their environmental impact. For example: In Europe, the maximum allowed amount of sulfur in diesel has been set at 10 ppm.

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ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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