Oxidation Stability Tester LOST-T2011

Introduction

Oxidation Stability Tester maintains a flow rate of 8 to 12 L/h with ±10% accuracy. It uses an imported temperature controller for precise regulation. The software records conductivity variations and detects the induction inflection point using the second derivative. Temperature is controlled by an electrical heating rod for stable operation. All test details, including curves, response times, methods, and timestamps, are stored in the database. Our oxidation stability tester can easily search and filter test data based on specific criteria.

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

Oxidation Stability Tester analyzes the stability of foods, oils, lubricants, and fuels, assessing storage, usage, and antioxidant effects in industrial and automotive sectors.

Specifications

Flow Range	8 to 12 L/h ±10%
Temperature Controlling	Import temperature controller
Measuring Range	0 to 800 μS/cm
Resolution	0.1 μS/cm
Gas Source	10 L/h with special membrane pump
Temperature Control Method	Electrical heating rod
Working Temperature	50 to 150℃ ±0.1℃
Result Processing	Automatic calculation and storage by PC
Power Consumption	1.1 KW
Power Supply	AC 220V ±10%, 50Hz
Computer Dimension	590 × 400 × 480 mm
Dimension	660 × 460 × 620 mm
Computer Weight	12 Kg
Weight	35 Kg

Features

Compares multiple curves visually and numerically

Measures stability time

Calibrates temperature and flow

Operates four independent tubes.

Controls sample automatically

FAQs

1. What is the purpose of the Oxidation Stability Tester?

The tester evaluates the oxidation stability of fuels, oils, and other samples by measuring conductivity changes over time, helping assess product quality and shelf life.

2. What is the flow rate range of model?

The maintains a flow rate of 8 to 12 L/h with ±10% accuracy for consistent testing.

3. How does the tester regulate temperature?

It uses an imported temperature controller and an electrical heating rod to ensure precise and stable temperature control.

4. Can test data be stored and retrieved?

Yes, the tester's software records all test details, including curves, response times, methods, and timestamps. Users can search and filter data easily.

5. Does the tester support multi-curve analysis?

Yes, it allows users to compare multiple test curves using both graphical and numerical displays for detailed analysis.