H2S Analyzer enables crude oil monitoring.
August 17, 2011 -
Second revision of OMA-300 H2S Analyzer Crude Oil Edition is equipped with headspace sample conditioning system, which monitors opaque liquid processes. When sample is too dark or dirty to transmit light signal, headspace system produces representative vapor-phase sample that can be monitored via UV-visible absorbance spectroscopy and correlated to chemical composition of liquid process. Using multiple headspace columns running in parallel, analyzer can monitor multiple crude streams at once.
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Applied Analytics, Inc.
29 Domino Drive
Concord, MA, 01742
USA
Applied Analytics Redesigns a Dedicated Analyzer for H2S in Crude Oil
Concord, MA, USA - Applied Analytics, Inc. (AAI) announced today the release of a second revision of the OMA-300 H2S Analyzer Crude Oil Edition. This product is a specialized configuration of the OMA-300 H2S system equipped with a headspace sample conditioning system. This sampling technique is used to monitor an opaque liquid process; when a sample is too dark or dirty to transmit a light signal, the headspace system produces a representative vapor-phase sample that can be easily monitored via ultraviolet-visible absorbance spectroscopy and correlated to the chemical composition of the liquid process.
"Measuring hydrogen sulfide in crude has become one of our hottest applications," says Dan Murphy, senior mechanical engineer. "AAI has always offered a highly effective solution for measuring hydrogen sulfide in opaque liquids, but the current demand for crude analysis has given us cause to rethink our offering. The process resulted in modifications to the Crude Oil Edition of the OMA-300 H2S. The refined design puts everything in one enclosure and adds the capability to monitor multiple crude streams at once using multiple headspace columns running in parallel."
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