Simulated Distillation Analyser (Sim Dist)

Introduction
Petroleum hydrocarbon fractions from Gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuels and crude oil etc., are analysed with the SIMDIS analyser.

The Simulated Distillation Analyser (SDA) is a technique used to simulate the data of manual distillation of hydrocarbons from Gasoline, kerosene, diesel and crude oil etc., with the Final Boiling Point (FBP) of 550°C using a GC method. Designed for ASTM methods D2887 and D3710, D6352, D6417, D7096, D7169, D5307 this analyser can also be offered for FBP of 750°C.

Features & Benefits:

• The system comes along with the powerful SimDis Expert software.
• All simulated distillation methods are supported in one application.
• The non-ASTM methods are also available like LUBE and Crude by external standard.
• The additional calculations include: user defined cut-points, adjustable D86 and D1160 co-relation, calibration and SIMDIS plots, RPV and LV ratios, cut-point tables, boiling point distribution, motor oil volatility, recovery, besides baseline and sample chromatogram validation parameters.
• User and access level security, consolidated single or batch processing mode and quality control checks are few of its other features.
• On-screen peak identification and sample analysis.
• Customized reports exportable to LIMS, spreadsheet or any other data manipulation software.
• Chromatogram overlay facility
• Automatic adjustment of elution detection algorithms
• Carbon numbers can be used to define cut-points.
• Volume calculations for crude samples.

Configuration

• GC Trace 800.
• Flame Ionisation Detector (FID)
• Programmed Temperature Vapouriser (PTV)
• Special Columns
• Cryogenic Accessory
• Automatic Liquid Sampler (ALS)
• SimDis Expert Software
• Calibration Standards
• Chromatography Management Software