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Turbiscan® is used world-wide to detect at an early stage all kinds of destabilization such as coalescence, flocculation, creaming, sedimentation, etc... Turbiscan® Oil Series allows the stability analysis of heavy fuel oil thanks to an innovative method granted ASTM D7061.
> Read more about Stability & shelf life determination
>Related Technology: Static multiple light scattering (SMLS)
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RT
Heavy fuel stability
Turbiscan OIL SERIES is designed for studies of asphaltenes, dispersant efficiency, w/o demulsification, blend compatibility...all in accordance with ASTM D7061.
Measurement of stability
> Quantitative monitoring of dispersion stability
> Shelf life & long term stability analysis
> Migration velocity
Portable and robust
Thanks to its compact design and light weight (<5kg) Turbiscan OIL SERIES can be easily transported for on-field analysis.
Quick detection of instabilities
Aggregation, agglomeration, flocculation, sedimentation, creaming ...can be detected, monitored and characterized within minutes thanks to rapid scan frequency.
Oil & Petroleum
| Technology | SMLS 850 nm |
| Sample Cell Volume | 7mL |
| Temperature range | RT |
| Number of Samples | 1 |
| Maximum sample conc. | 60% v/v |
| Reproducibility / Repeatability |
0.25% / 0.1% |
| Acquisition scan step | 20µm |
| Automatic samples recognition (bar-code) | No |
| ISO Certification | TR 13097 Compliant |
| Dimensions | 34 x 16 x 29 cm |
| Weight | 5kg |
TURBISCAN® is the world reference technology for physical stability analysis. With hassle-free sample preparation, intuitive software and highly reliable measurements.
Turbiscan OIL SERIES was specifically designed for the oil and petroleum industry. An ASTM Method D7061 provides guidelines for standardized heavy fuel analysis.
TURBISCAN® technologies are compliant with the International Organization for Standardization guidelines for the characterization of dispersion stability (ISO/TR 13097).
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