Solution | Determination of Iron and Sodium in Amine Solutions by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry
Release Date :2026-07-29
In chemical production, amid processes such as desulfurization and decarbonization, amine solution acts as the "blood" of the system. Its purity and activity directly affect the long-term stable operation of the unit and the quality of product gas. The content of iron and sodium is precisely one of the key indicators of the "blood" health. Iron silently corrodes the inner walls of equipment, while sodium ions may come from makeup water, chemicals, or process impurities. Excessive sodium can cause amine solution foaming, reduce desulfurization efficiency, and even interfere with the regeneration process. These impurities are like hidden time bombs, accelerating equipment corrosion, causing amine solution degradation, contaminating products, and even leading to unplanned shutdowns. Precisely controlling the iron and sodium content in amine solution is a key defense line for ensuring long-term stable operation of the unit.
| Application Field : | Release Date :2026-07-29 |
| Test Sample : | Test Parameters :Petrochemicals |
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AA-7020 Atomic Absorption Spectrometer
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