HORIBA introduces the new standard of transportable sulfur-in-oil analyzers, the SLFA-60. This instrument introduces new software and hardware features to meet the growing changes in the petroleum industry. The instrument has expanded storage of calibration curves and data can be exported using USB output. The measurement range has increased to 0 – 9,9999 % to cover high sulfur crudes and shale oil markets.
Measurement procedure
Pour the sample into the sample cell, place the sample cell on the sample holder, set to the measurement condition, press the "MEAS" button to start the measurement, instrument displays the results and data output.
Calibration
New Software features allow up to 15 separate calibration curves. There are three sets and each set represents 5 separate calibration curves. The Software also allows the users to choose between linear or quadratic curves. Calibration curves are restored manually without having to recalibrate as long as coefficients value/calibration data are on hand.
Original sample cell
To ensure accuracy and reliability of the analysis, HORIBA has maintained its original sample cell. By using the sample jig tool provided, you can easily seal the sample so that it is leak free.
Expanded measurement range
This new model can measure a wider range of sulfur content. It has an expanded range to measure from 0 – 9,9999 % sulfur, due to the higher sulfur concentrations of crude and shale oil markets.
Large printouts
Printouts show important information, including sample ID, X-ray spectrum, date and time, measurement average value, standard deviation and calibration curve graph.
Data output
The printout is available in an 80 mm wide format for easy comprehension.
Safety mechanism
The SLFA-60 has a protective membrane covering the cell window to prevent the detector and X-ray tube from accidental sample leakage. This protective membrane unit is simple to assemble and replace.
Large screen display for easy viewing
The screen will display real-time data to check the measurement conditions.
USB memory
Your measurements can be recorded three different ways; by printout, exported to a USB memory device, or exported to an external PC through a USB interface, making it possible track and analyze the information throughout the lifetime of the unit.