Introduction
Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer can analyze salt content from 0.2 to 10000 Mg/L. It utilizes the coulometric titration method for determining salt content. Capable of accurately titrating chloride ions using silver nitrate. Our analyzer takes less than five minutes for determination per sample. Suitable for both high and trace chloride ion determinations in various samples.
This petroleum testing is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.Applications
Our automatic crude oil salt content analyzer is ideal for determining salt content in crude oil, heavy oil, residue, and various industrial waters, including their discharged waters. Additionally, it is suitable for measuring inorganic chloride ions in these samples.
Specifications
| Sample Types | Liquids |
| Determination Method | Coulometric Titration |
| Bias Range | 0 To 500 Mv, Optional |
| Salt Content | 0.2 to 10000 (NaCl) Mg/L |
| Chloride Ion Content | 0.1 Ppm-Percent |
| Accuracy | Less Than ±3% |
| Determination Time | <5 Minutes/Sample |
| Sampling Volume | 1g ± 0.2g |
| Environmental Temperature | 10 to 40°C |
| Environmental Humidity | 0.8 |
| Power | 50W |
| Power Supply | 220V 50Hz |
| Dimension | 425* 330* 1180 mm |
| Packing Dimension | 550* 450* 1350 mm |
| Net Weight | 50 kg |
| Gross Weight | 85 Kg |
Features
Microcomputer controlled unit
Easy to operate with reliable performance
Features good stability and easy installation
No need to calibrate the solution before use
Innovative titration cell with special sand core
FAQs
1. Does the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer comply with international testing standards?
Yes, the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer fully complies with D3230 – Standard Test Method for Salts in Crude Oil (Electrometric Method). This method is widely recognized in the petroleum industry for accurately determining the salt content in crude oil samples. Compliance ensures that the instrument delivers globally accepted, reliable, and repeatable results, making it suitable for refineries, oil terminals, and testing laboratories. By meeting D3230, it helps to reduce corrosion risks in pipelines and equipment, supports process optimization, and ensures that crude oil quality meets international trade and regulatory requirements. The combination of accuracy, automation, and compliance makes it a trusted tool for crude oil testing.
2. How does the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer handle thick or emulsified crude oil?
Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer uses a centrifuge and thermostatic water bath to break emulsions and separate water and particles in thick or emulsified samples. This process makes the sample easier to test and improves measurement accuracy. The built-in stirrer ensures proper mixing before titration. For very thick samples like bitumen, additional heating or dilution may be needed. The system is built to handle heavy crude oil testing regularly and reliably.
3. What does the thermostatic water bath in the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer do, and why is it important?
The Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer uses a thermostatic water bath to heat the crude oil sample and help separate the water and oil layers more effectively. This process breaks down emulsions, making the water layer clearer for accurate salt measurement. A clean separation leads to more precise and consistent test results. It is especially helpful when analyzing thick or contaminated crude oil. Including this bath simplifies sample preparation and improves overall testing accuracy.
4. Does the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer work with both manual and automatic steps?
Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer is semi-automatic. The titration and reading steps are automatic, but users still handle some sample prep like heating and spinning. This setup gives labs control over how samples are handled while letting the machine do the critical measuring. It’s a good fit for labs that need reliable results but still want hands-on control for sample prep.
5. Why is the coulometric method used in the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer better than regular titration?
Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer uses coulometric titration, which creates titrant (silver ions) during the test, so you don’t need to mix or measure it beforehand. This method is more exact and works better for small amounts of salt. It also saves on chemical use and doesn’t rely on the user’s skill as much. The process is more stable and repeatable, making it better for routine testing.
6. How does this Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer compare with other salt testing methods like potentiometric titration or ?
The Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer is easier to use than potentiometric titration and needs less upkeep. is faster and doesn’t damage the sample, but it costs more and might not detect very low salt levels. It is a good mix of speed, cost, and accuracy. It’s best for labs that need regular, reliable salt checks without high setup or running costs.
7. What are common troubleshooting tips if the Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer gives inconsistent results?
Automatic Crude Oil Salt Content Analyzer may show unsteady results if the titration cell or electrodes are dirty or not properly seated. Make sure the reagents are fresh and filled to the correct level, and confirm that the sample was properly centrifuged and heated. Errors can also occur due to air bubbles or incorrect sample weight ensure it is within 1g ±0.2g. Restarting the analyzer or performing a recalibration can often fix the issue. If problems continue, contact our support team is for further help.
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