Send Inquiry

Request To Call Back

Carbon Residue Apparatus (Conradson)

Price 5000 INR/ Piece

Get a Price/Quote

MOQ : 1 Piece

Carbon Residue Apparatus (Conradson) Specification

Application
Determination of carbon residue in petroleum products

Mounting Type
Bench-top

Gas Pressure
Operates at Atmospheric Pressure

Automation Grade
Manual

Equipment Type
Conradson Carbon Residue Apparatus

Temperature
Max up to 600C (Operational)

Features
Heavy brass stand, nickel crucibles, porcelain dish, gas torch

Hardness
Laboratory Grade

Test Range
Suitable for all types of petroleum products

Humidity
Ambient Laboratory Conditions

Port Size
Standard Laboratory Size

Response Time
Immediate upon test completion

Operating Voltage
Not Required; uses flame heating

Interface Type
Manual operation

Resolution
0.1%

Max Height
Approx. 30 cm

Number of Specimens
1 at a time

Measuring Range
Up to 0-10% residue

Accuracy
Complies with IS 1448 P. 8 Method A

Specimen Size
10 g up to 20 g

Usage
Lab testing of petroleum

Capacity
10 g to 20 g as per IS Standard

Machine Weight
Approx. 5.5 kg

Control Mode
Manual

Carbon Residue Apparatus (Conradson) Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Payment Terms
Letter of Credit (L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
100 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

Packaging Details
STANDARD

Main Export Market(s)
Western Europe, Australia, South America, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Central America, Asia, North America, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001-2015

About Carbon Residue Apparatus (Conradson)

DDRI 150 A - Conradson Carbon Residue single Test Apparatus (Gas Burner)
DDRI 150 B - Elect. Heating With Energy Regulator Control
DDRI 151 A - Conradson Carbon Residue Four Test App. (Gas Burner)
DDRI 151 B - -same as above- but Elect Heating with Separate Energy Regulator Controls

Reliable Standard-Compliant Testing

This apparatus complies with IS 1448 P.8 and ASTM D189, ensuring precision and reliability for carbon residue analysis in petroleum products. The polished finish, heavy-duty materials, and laboratory-grade robustness make it ideal for routine quality assurance in petroleum labs.

User-Friendly and Durable Design

Featuring a manual control mode and heavy brass stand, the device is both easy to operate and maintain. Nickel crucibles and a high-temperature porcelain dish are built to withstand routine laboratory use, while the open-flame heating setup allows tests up to 600C.

Applications & Versatile Capacity

Designed for analysis of carbon residue in a wide range of petroleum products, the apparatus supports specimen sizes of 1020 grams with accurate, reliable results. The bench-top mounting, stable build, and standard lab size ensure suitability for most laboratory environments.

FAQs of Carbon Residue Apparatus (Conradson):

Q: How does the Conradson Carbon Residue Apparatus operate during testing?

A: The apparatus operates manually by heating the sample in a nickel crucible using a gas flame torch. The test is conducted at atmospheric pressure, and a porcelain dish collects residues, with results available immediately after completion.

Q: What safety features are included in this carbon residue apparatus?

A: This model features a stable, heavy brass support stand and heat-resistant components, minimizing risks during high-temperature operations. The construction and materials are designed to handle open flame use safely in standard laboratory environments.

Q: When should this apparatus be used in petroleum laboratories?

A: This equipment is ideal whenever conformity to IS 1448 P.8 or ASTM D189 is required for assessing carbon residue in petroleum-based samples. It is particularly useful for routine quality assessments, research, and regulatory compliance testing.

Q: Where is this apparatus typically installed and used?

A: The apparatus is designed for bench-top installation in petroleum laboratories. Its standard laboratory size, portability, and ambient operating requirements make it suitable for use in export, import, and service laboratories.

Q: What is the process for determining carbon residue using this device?

A: A sample (1020 g) is placed in the nickel crucible, then heated with a gas flame until decomposition occurs. The carbon residue collects in the dish for quantification as per relevant standards, with the entire process controlled manually.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this Conradson Carbon Residue Apparatus?

A: Benefits include compliance with international test standards, high accuracy with 0.1% resolution, straightforward maintenance, durable construction, and compatibility with standard laboratory practicesall supporting efficient and reliable residue evaluation.

Q: How easy is it to clean and maintain the apparatus after use?

A: Maintenance is straightforward: nickel crucibles and porcelain dishes are easily accessible for cleaning, and the apparatuss polished surfaces reduce residue build-up. Routine servicing ensures longevity and continued compliance with testing standards.

Tell us about your requirement