WebshopTo prevent the poisoning effects of oxygenates on catalysts in downstream polymerization processes it is essential to determine the oxygenate traces in hydrocarbon feedstocks. Also regulations require the analysis of oxygenates in fuels, even at ppm level. Da Vinci Laboratory Solutions (DVLS) offers a range of Low Oxygenates (LowOx) Analyzers to determine oxygenate traces in hydrocarbon matrices such as crude oils, gases and gasolines.
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Applications
The DVLS Low Oxygenates Analyzers comply with the following test methods:Test Method Analysis ASTM D7059 Methanol traces in Crude Oil ASTM D7423 Trace Oxygenates in C2—C5 Hydrocarbon Matrices and Hydrocarbon Liquids with a BP <250°C ASTM D7754 Trace Oxygenates in Auto-motive spark-ignition Engine Fuels UOP 960 Trace Oxygenated Hydro-carbons in Refinery Gases, LPG and Liquid Hydrocarbons -
Benefits
- Analyzers comply with ASTM D7059, D7423, D7754 or UOP 960
- High quality GC hardware based on Agilent platform
- Multidimensional setup of the configurations
- Analysis of individual oxygenates in various hydrocarbon matrices down to 100 ppb
- Dedicated options available to customize your oxygenates analysis
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Configuration
The DVLS Low Oxygenates UOP 960 Analyzer uses an Agilent 8890 GC with a valve configuration including a non-polar column to hold the Hydrocarbons and a Lowox column to separate the oxygenates.
The DVLS Low Oxygenates ASTM D7423/D7754 Analyzer is based upon the Agilent 8890 GC configured with a Deans switch, a Programmable Temperature Inlet (PTI) or split/splitless inlet to determine the oxygenate traces.
The Low Oxygenates D7059 Analyzer is based upon the Agilent 8890 GC configured with a Programmable Temperature Vaporizer (PTV) which allows the system to backflush heavier components and to detect the oxygenate traces with an FID detector.
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Downloads
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Options
Customized Analysis
Select the following options to customize your analysis:- an additional Flame Ionization Detector for additional analysis;
- a Liquid Sampling Valve or Gas Sampling Valve for the sampling of liquefied gases;
- a Liquefied Gas Injector to achieve ppb level detection limits for the trace analysis;
- a Pressure Station for a representative sample introduction.
