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Introduction to DETERMINATORS


The determinators are designed and manufactured to satisfy the determining needs for accurate and precise analysis. These analyzers are very much suitable for Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Xenon & Krypton in Steel, Stainless steel, Alloy Steel, Aluminum, Aluminium Alloys, Copper, Titanium, Zirconium, U02, TR02 and other inorganic materials requiring high temperature fusion to effectively release these gases. These determinators are also very much suitable for Hydrides, Nitrides & Oxides in ceramics apart from Rare Earth Uranium and other Refractory metals.


These Determinators incorporate the latest technology and design for the rapid, accurate and reliable determination of H2, O2, N2, Kr & Xe in metals, metal alloys, ceramics and other materials. These determinators come equipped with a operator panel console with a large LCD and a interactive membrane keypad. Complete control of the determinators like mode selection, changing of timers for various modes, Fault Diagnosis etc. can be done using the operator panel console. The system also incorporates a vacuum attachment to reduce the blank signal as well as a specialised integrating and acquisition software. The system in totality is ideal for trace level analysis of trapped gases in metal, alloys and ceramics.

Features:
  • Modular Design with separate pneumatics and electronics.

  • Rapid Analysis & Automatic Operation.

  • Calibration by Dose Cavity using 100% Gas.

  • Auto Diagnostics prevent system operation in unhealthy system condition.

  • Various types of Electrode Furnaces depending on the application.

  • Freely selectable analysis temperature upto approximately 3400° C.

  • Separate furnace control for outgas, analyse and current setting.

  • Operation and evaluation by PC.

  • Flexible electrode insert configuration to suit various sizes of crucibles and sample sizes.

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