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Oil Sensors and Analyzers

Benefits

• Micro samples
• Low solvent consumption
• Cell temperature control
• Enclosed solvent tanks
• Fully automatic
• Local interface
• Supports Modbus
• Remote stand by option

Benefits

• Cycle time 10 to 15 minutes (for diesel 10 min. and for gasoline 15 min.)
• Results within ASTM D86 requirements
• Measuring points from IBP to FBP, free programmable
• Core components meet ASTM D86 design
• Optical level measurement for dosing unit and receiver

Benefits

• ASTM compliant optical measurement
• Suitable to also measure cloud point temperature
• Typically no chiller required for cloud point applications
• Network and fieldbus communication

Benefits

• The only ASTM D86 compliant design with flask – condenser – receiver
• Capability to reduce cycle time by Rapid Analysis Mode (RAM)
• Complete boiling curve can be measured from IBP to FBP
• Suitable for operation at pressure below atmospheric pressure
• De-coking feature
• Network and fieldbus communication

Benefits

• Flash point temperature continuously measured
• No coking of measuring cell
• Wide temperature range from 25 to 180°C
• ASTM correlation based on catalytic reaction
• Network and fieldbus communication

Benefits

• ASTM compliant capillary type viscometer
• Kinematic viscosity directly and continuously measured
• Integral measurement of density
• Calculation of dynamic viscosity
• Unparalleled temperature stability of ± 0.02K
• Hagenbach correction not necessary
• No maintenance approach (no oil bath, no pump)
• Ne...

Benefits

• ASTM compliant cylinder piston design with 4:1 expansion
• Suitable for high pressure applications (LPG)
• Suitable for high viscous samples (Crude Oil) without flushing cycles
• No maintenance approach
• Integral temperature control unit
• Network and Modbus communication

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