Sulfur Testing

Sulfur testing refers to a range of analytical techniques and methods used to determine the sulfur content in various substances, particularly in fuels and petroleum products. Sulfur analysis is crucial in the energy and environmental sectors, as it assesses the level of sulfur compounds in these materials. High sulfur levels in fuels, like diesel and gasoline, can lead to increased emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2), contributing to air pollution and acid rain. Therefore, sulfur testing is essential to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and the production of cleaner-burning fuels. Techniques for sulfur testing include various methods like combustion, fluorescence, and titration, which quantify sulfur content by detecting sulfur dioxide or other sulfur compounds released during the analysis. Accurate sulfur testing plays a pivotal role in environmental monitoring, quality control of fuel production, and compliance with emissions standards, ultimately contributing to cleaner air and reduced environmental impact.

Measuring range	0 mV to ± 1999 mV
Accuracy	± 2 mV
Titration accuracy	± 0.02 mL
Input impedance	> 1012 Ω

Glassware components	5 tubes
Sucking pump	220 V, 60 W
Compliance	ASTM D1266
Ambient temperature	10 °C ~ 40 °C

Measuring range	0. 0001 % ~ 0.05 % (m/m)
Potentiometric measuring range	0 mV ~ 1999.5 mV
Burette volume	10 mL
Min burette volume	0.01mL

Temperature controlling range	900 °C ~ 950 °C
Flow meter	100 mL/min ~ 1000 mL/min
Stroke time (adjustable)	30 min, 40 min, 50 min, 60 min
Tubular tube route	150 mm

Sulfur Testing

Mercaptan Sulfur Content Tester

Sulfur Content Tester

Mercaptan Sulfur Content Tester LB-10MSC

Sulfur Content Tester (Lamp Method) LB-10SCT

Mercaptan Sulfur Content Tester LB-11MSC

Sulfur Content Tester (Quartz-Tube method) LB-11SCT