Analytical Technology and Control Limited
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Analytical Technology and Control Limited products

Cone & Plate Viscometers

The NµLine Cone & Plate Viscometer is a self-calibrating, highly adaptable ‘At-Line’ instrument designed to give you a cost  effective and robust option between sensitive  laboratory instruments and the  lower end ‘Go-No-Go’ type viscosity  measurement devices currently on the market. Readings can be taken at variable shear rates, using multiple speeds and at temperatures between 10°C to 230°C, with advance graphing outputs via the integral PC interface software, including ‘Shear Drop-Off’ the NµLine Cone & Plate Viscometer is a cross over instrument between ‘At-Line’ quality and batch control and product research and development. Its rugged design continues to meet the high demands of cutting edge manufacturing environments due to both its reliability and its performance; with many new features designed to meet the diagnostic needs of modern production standards.

Physical Property Analysers - Process Viscometers

Process Viscometers

Narrow bore capillary for Newtonian fluids, Zone 1 IIB+H2 hazardous area rating without the need of purge air, Direct impulse lines to DP transmitter.

Process Viscometers

Features: Wide bore capillary suitable for both Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Samples. Zone 1 IIB+H2 hazardous area rating without the need of purge air. Diaphragm seals protect impulse lines to DP transmitter.

Physical Property Analysers

Vapour Pressure

Vapour pressure is the pressure exerted by a vapour in equilibrium with its solid or liquid phase at a particular temperature. Vapour pressure increases with temperature and is a measure of volatility. Volatile material evaporates more readily than non-volatile material because it has a higher vapour pressure. If the vapour pressure of a liquid reaches that of the surrounding atmosphere bubbles of vapour will form in the liquid and the liquid will boil. Water at sea level (atmospheric pressure 100kPa) boils at 100 degrees C. This means that at 100 degrees C water has a vapour pressure of 100kPa. On top of Mount Everest the atmospheric pressure is about 26kPa. Water has a vapour pressure of 26kPa at 70 degrees C so it will boil at 70 degrees C on top of Mount Everest. So boiling point decreases with decreasing applied pressure. This principle is used in vacuum distillation.

Tunable Diode Laser

Luminos TDL - Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Tunable Diode Laser Gas Analyzer

The ATAC Luminos TDL Model 34 H2S Gas Analyser utilizes a tunable laser for precise measurement, even at very low concentrations. Factory calibrated, Direct Absorption Spectroscopy based measurement requires no field calibration, Intrinsically linear, Ultra low noise, Low maintenance, Simple, automated field validation