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549552005@qq.com
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18795816114
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Shop 107, No.4, Lanyue Capital
Taizhou Haihuan Instrument Equipment Co., Ltd
549552005@qq.com
18795816114
Shop 107, No.4, Lanyue Capital
SH-2000SUV fluorescence sulfur analyzerProduct Overview:
Domestic integrated sulfur analysis instruments are widely used to detect sulfur content in liquid, solid, or gas samples. Compared with similar instruments at home and abroad, it has the characteristics of stable and reliable performance, high analysis accuracy, and good repeatability.
The total sulfur content in the sample was rapidly determined by UV fluorescence method. The application of high-precision data acquisition cards and computer technology provides reliable guarantees for data acquisition, control, and processing.
The instrument system uses ultraviolet fluorescence method to determine the total sulfur content, which improves the ability to resist impurity interference, avoids the complicated operation of the titration cell by the electric method and the unstable factors caused by it, and greatly improves the sensitivity of the instrument. The key components of the system are imported, ensuring reliable performance of the entire machine.
Instrument execution standard:
SH/T 0689, ASTM D5453 Determination of Total Sulfur Content in Light Hydrocarbons, Engine Fuels, and Other Oil Products (Ultraviolet Fluorescence Method)
SH-2000SUV fluorescence sulfur analyzerTechnical Specifications
1. Basic parameters: Sample types: liquid, solid, and gas
2. Determination method: UV fluorescence method (S)
3. Sample injection volume: Solid sample: 0.1-5mg
4. Liquid sample: 1-20 μ L
5. Gas sample: 1-5mL
6. Measurement range: S: 0.2~10000mg/L
7. Measurement accuracy:
Concentration value (ppm) |
Injection volume (μ L) |
RSD(%) |
0.2 |
20 |
25 |
5 |
10 |
10 |
50 |
10 |
5 |
100 |
10 |
3 |
5000 |
10 |
3 |
8. Temperature control range: Room temperature to 1050 ℃
9. Temperature control accuracy: ± 1 ℃
10. Sample injection volume: Liquid: less than 20uL
11. Gas source requirements: high-purity argon gas: purity above 99.995%,
12. High purity oxygen: purity above 99.995%
13. Power supply: AC220V ± 22V, 50Hz ± 0.5Hz, 1500 W
14. Measurable sample status: liquid, gas (with corresponding injector), PMT high pressure range: DC500V~900V, set the required value through the operating system according to the measured concentration.
Requirements for instrument completeness: host (data acquisition, control system), cracking furnace, automatic sampler (gas, liquid), computer (including operating software), etc.
Dimensions: Host: 305 (W) × 460 (D) × 440 (H) mm
Temperature control: 550 (W) × 460 (D) × 440 (H) mm
Weight: Host: 20kg
Temperature control: 40kg
The instrument is suitable for measuring the total sulfur content of paraffin oil, diesel, gasoline, lubricating oil, fuel oil, liquefied gas and natural gas, as well as other oil products, chemical raw materials and finished products.
Basic Principles
The instrument adopts the principle of ultraviolet fluorescence method for measurement. When the sample is introduced into a high-temperature cracking furnace, the sample undergoes cracking oxidation reaction, and the sulfides are quantitatively converted into sulfur dioxide, which is carried by the carrier gas and dehydrated by a membrane dryer before entering the reaction chamber. Sulfur dioxide absorbs the energy of ultraviolet light and converts it into excited state sulfur dioxide (SO2 *). When SO2 * returns to the stable state of sulfur dioxide, it emits fluorescence, and the released energy is received by a photomultiplier tube. After amplification by a microcurrent amplifier and computer data processing, the luminescence intensity in the reaction is proportional to the amount of sulfur dioxide generated, and the amount of sulfur dioxide is proportional to the total sulfur content in the sample. Therefore, the total sulfur content in the sample can be determined by measuring the luminescence intensity. The entire reaction process can be expressed as follows:
S—R+O2 → SO2+SO3+CO2+H2O+ROX
SO2+hγ →SO2*→ SO2+hγ