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Carbon Determination Furnace

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This analytical furnace is used to determine the carbon content in materials like steel, soil, or organic compounds through combustion analysis. Operating at high temperatures (around 1000°C), it combusts the sample in an oxygen-rich environment. The working principle involves burning the sample completely, converting all carbon to carbon dioxide, which is then measured by an infrared detector ...

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Carbon Determination Furnace
1000
°Celsius
1832°F

Carbon Determination Furnace

TC: N (Nicrosil-Nisil)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 900°C
1200
°Celsius
2192°F

Carbon Determination Furnace

TC: S (Platinum-10% Rhodium)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 1100°C
1400
°Celsius
2552°F

High Temperature Carbon Determination Furnace

TC: B (Platinum-30% Rhodium)
HE: Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Working: 1300°C
1100
°Celsius
2012°F

Carbon Determination Furnace

TC: N (Nicrosil-Nisil)
HE: Kanthal A1 (FeCrAl)
Working: 1000°C
1300
°Celsius
2372°F

High Temperature Carbon Determination Furnace

TC: S (Platinum-10% Rhodium)
HE: Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Working: 1200°C

Carbon Determination Furnace - Temperature Specifications

Operating at high temperatures (around 1000°C), it combusts the sample in an oxygen-rich environment. It is a standard instrument in quality assurance laboratories for metals and fuels. The working principle involves burning the sample completely, converting all carbon to carbon dioxide, which is then measured by an infrared detector or absorbed for gravimetric analysis. The Carbon Determination Furnace is available in 5 temperature configurations ranging from 1000°C to 1300°C. Each temperature variant is engineered with appropriate thermocouple and heating element technology.