Figure 1: Model CM120 TC/TOC Analyzer PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Samples are combusted in an oxygen atmosphere to convert organic and inorganic forms of carbon to CO2.
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION AND TYPICAL USE This procedure is typically utilized for the analysis of amine solutions which are used to remove environmentally-controlled emissions from flue gases.
Figure 1: CM190 Surface Carbon Analyzer PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION AND TYPICAL USE The amount of the surface carbon on steel has been shown to have a direct affect
Figure 1: Model CM120 TC/TOC Analyzer PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Sulfur is burned in the combustion apparatus converting the sulfur to SO2 and SO3 and carbon to CO2.
Figure 1: Model CM122 Total Oxygen Analyzer PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION The method for the determination of organic oxygen is similar to one originally described by Schutze
Figure 1: CM140 Total Inorganic Carbon (TIC) Analyzer PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Samples (solid or liquid) are treated with acid to release CO2. A carbon dioxide-free carrier gas sweeps
Figure 1: Model CM120 TC – TOC Analyzer PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION Water samples are injected directly into a 950oC combustion zone. Oxygen carries the combustion product gases