H-Sorb 2600 high pressure gas adsorption volumetric principle analyzer introduction
Gas sorption analysis is important in many fields of materials, such as energy storage materials, improved catalysts for petrochemical processing, advanced pharmaceuticals and food industries. At present, there is tremendous interest in the development of innovative materials for the transition to renewable energy. The science of gas sorption has become particularly critical in the advancement of materials for storing fuel gases such as hydrogen or natural gas, as well as for sequestration of greenhouse gases.
The H-Sorb 2600 high pressure gas sorption analyzer adopts the volumetric technique principle which consists of dosing a known amount of gas adsorptive into measurement tubes where lying samples (such as zeolites, carbon nanotubes, rocks, catalysts, activated carbons, molecular sieve, hydrides etc. ) to be analyzed. When samples reach equilibrium with the adsorbate gas (such as hydrogen, methane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, argon, krypton etc.), detailed and comprehensive final equilibrium pressures will be recorded automated by Gold APP Instruments company dedicated and patented software. These data are used to calculate the quantity of gas adsorbed by samples. This measurement procedure automatically repeated by software under given temperature and pressure intervals until finalized the maximum preselected pressure. Finally, each of the equilibrium points’ volume adsorbed, equilibrium pressure, absolute pressure etc. data are plotted to produce the isotherm. By using the isotherm data, operators can calculate further more information such as Langmuir fitting isotherm, the adsorption rate curve, PCT (pressure-composition-temperature) or PCI (pressure-composition-isotherm) curve etc.
Pressure-Composition Isotherms (PCI) and Pressure-Composition Temperature (PCT) is one of the most informative sorption measurements. The result is a plot of the equilibrium absorbed gas concentration in the material as a function of pressure and temperature.
Gold APP Instruments high pressure and high temperature gas sorption analyzer H-Sorb 2600 adopts static volumetric principle to determine adsorption and desorption isotherms under high pressure (atmospheric to 200Bar) and high temperature (atmospheric to 500℃) with a stainless steel VCR manifolds system, fully automated operation can control system and multi calculation methods, all these guarantee H-Sorb 2600 to produce a highly repeatibility and highly precision analysis data.
H-Sorb 2600 high pressure gas adsorption volumetric principle analyzer parameters
Analysis Method: static volumetric principle, high pressure gas sorption principle
Versatility: adsorption/desorption isotherms measurement (atmospheric to 500℃), Gibbs supercritical adsorption measurement
Data Reduction: Langmuir model regression isotherm, PCT(Pressure-Composition-Temperature) or PCI (Pressure-Composition-Isotherm) diagram/curve/isotherm measurement, Langmuir maximum adsorption constant L and adsorption pressure constant B measurement; Langmuir correction model loading-ratio correlation regression (LCR) isotherm; Ono-Kondo (OK) lattice model isotherm regression; adsorptive gas density and vapor-liquid equilibrium accuracy calculation under different pressures and temperatures
Measuring Ranges: continuous adsorption and desorption measurement from atmospheric to 200Bar pressure
Accuracy: repeatability errors <3%
Temperature Range: cryogenic to 500℃, accuracy±0.1℃
Sample Ports: two samples analyzing and two degassing, stainless-steel micro welding sample cells, software integrated temperature PID adjustment
Transducer Accuracy: imported high precision transmitter, accuracy can reach 0.05% of F.S. (full-scale), long-duration usage stability is 0.025% of F.S.
Ultimate Vacuum: 4x10-2 Pa (3x10-4 Torr), molecular pump system (1x10-6 Pa) is optional
Adsorbate Gas: high purity nitrogen, CO2 or others (Ar, Kr, H2, CH4 etc.)
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