We have a process where we need to check hydrogen peroxide concentrations in an aquaous solution. We are currenly pulling and preping samples manually and then running them on an auto titrator. I have heard rumors of autosampling systems being placed in situ. However, a web search and some calling round has not producted anything. Does anyone know if this type of system actually exist and if so, who makes it? Thanks
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Autosampling Titrator? 1
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I have worked on a few processes where on-line titration was used for process measurement and control. In all cases the Manufacturer was a company called Applikon.
Incidently my experience with these devices is that they seemed to work pretty well. These were cabinet style equipments located in a field shed similar to GC's, IR's and other field analyzers. They required a similar fast loop and sampling conditioning system. My applications included measuring the acid number and bromine number of streams on-line.
best of luck, sshep
Incidently my experience with these devices is that they seemed to work pretty well. These were cabinet style equipments located in a field shed similar to GC's, IR's and other field analyzers. They required a similar fast loop and sampling conditioning system. My applications included measuring the acid number and bromine number of streams on-line.
best of luck, sshep
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