The AC Analytical Controls® CNS SIMDIS for crude oil is the most advanced analyzer on the market to simultaneously determine the boiling range distribution of carbon, nitrogen and sulfur in crude oils and final products.
The analyzer is based on recognized simulated distillation methods (SIMDIS), but incorporates additional chemiluminescence detectors and also leverages the Agilent 8890 GC platform, whose intelligent features increase system productivity and help reduce analysis costs.
Analysis data is correlated with traditional measurement methods with reduced time and cost.
The CNS SIMDIS analyzer is comparable to test methods such as: ASTM D2887, D6352, D7500 and D7169.
With its ease of use and ability to quickly and accurately analyze a wide variety of crude products, the CNS SIMDIS Crude Oil Analyzer enables refiners to increase laboratory productivity, production and overall profitability.
Features and Benefits:
- Simple Operation
Integrated software that allows users to completely control the application
- Automated analysis including:
specific calibration
validation
sample analysis
data reporting
- No extensive software knowledge required
A suite of customizable reports available at the push of a button.
Wide Boiling Range
- Coverage Analyzes a wide variety of crude products, including everything from heavy gas oils to naphtha.
- When combined with the unique AC Analytical Controls Detailed Hydrocarbon Analysis (DHA) Front End (FE) solution, the hydrocarbon distribution profile can be extended to include fractions under C9 (BP<151C) in the 1 report.
Comparable to:
- ASTM D2887, D3710, D7096, D7807, ISO3924, IP406 - Analysis Scope LOW TEMP CNS SIMDIS
- ASTM D6352, D7500, D6417, D7213, D7398 and D7169, EN15199-3, IP545 (DHA FE) - Analysis Scope HIGH TEMP CNS SIMDIS.
Excellent Analysis Performance:
A post column vent for heavy component fractions protects nitrogen and sulfur detectors and avoids heavy residue build up
Excellent sensitivity and stability of the Sulfur Chemiluminescence Detector (SCD) and Nitrogen Chemiluminescence Detector (NCD) detects levels below 50 ppm depending on element and sample type.