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The amount of carbon and sulphur in inorganic materials like iron, steel, cement, limestone, glass or ceramics is hard to measure. Combustion gas analysis makes the concentration measurement easy, fast and accurate. The use of UV absorption improves the accuracy of sulphur measurements significantly compared to IR absorption. Learn about the principles of C, S analysis by combustion with HF-induction and how its combination with ZoneProtect and HighSense detection advances the entire technique.
- Carbon & Sulfur in Inorganic Material Analysis
- By Combustion technique
- Iron & Steel
- Cement & Limestone
- Glass & Ceramics
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