The AOX-3 organic halogen combustion furnace can quickly and accurately detect various types of organic halogens. Suitable for rapid analysis of various types of liquid and solid samples, it is an ideal instrument for laboratory organic halogen analysis. According to the testing standards of "H/JT 83-2001 Chinese Environmental Protection Industry Standard" Determination of Adsorbable Organic Halogens (AOX) in Water Quality by Ion Chromatography "and" ISO 9562:1989-09-01 and GB/T 15959-1995 "Determination of Adsorbable Organic Halogens (AOX) in Water Quality by Micro Coulombic Method", it is particularly suitable for laboratories that require continuous analysis and testing for a whole day. Easy to use Only a sample cup or quartz carrier is needed in combination with an ion chromatograph or microcoulometer to obtain the experimental results.

Application fields:
Drinking water, surface water, groundwater, sewage, effluent, wastewater, tap water, saltwater, treated water, pulp discharge water, soil, sediment, silt, and waste oil and fat

Analysis principle of AOX
Use column adsorption method and activated carbon to adsorb organic halogens in water. Then, after high-temperature combustion, it enters the bubble absorption tube and reads data on an ion chromatograph or microcoulometer.

The complete set of instruments includes:
(1) Host: AOX-3 integrated built-in air washing system One combustion furnace One combustion tube Two sample boats A quartz push rod Two rubber heads;
(2) 2 pieces/set of nitrogen pressurization adsorption device (1 nitrogen pressurization tube, 1 adsorption column, and 1 set of nitrogen pressurization tube fixing device);
(3) External 15mm silicone tube 1.27m: (28 cm connected to nitrogen outlet and nitrogen pressurization pipe branch; 28CM connects oxygen outlet 1 to the inner tube of the combustion tube; 54CM connects oxygen outlet 2 to the outer tube of the combustion tube; 12CM connects the outlet of the combustion tube to the absorption tube; 5CM connects nitrogen pressurization tube and adsorption column;
(4) 5 gas washing cylinders; 2 absorption bottles, 2 absorption tubes, 1 absorption bottle holder, and 1 absorption tube holder;
(5) Additional gifts: 1 piece of gauze, 1 roll of adhesive tape, and 20 zip ties;

Additionally, users are required to bring their own:
(A) Analyze pure activated carbon or ready-made activated carbon tubes;
(B) 1 ion chromatograph and 5 syringe injectors - reference value of 993600 yuan;
(C) One copy of the Environmental Protection Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China (HJ/T83-2001);
Purchase our company's AOX analyzer (furnace) for organic halogens. Our company provides guidance on the entire organic halogen detection operation method and can hire professional AOX analysis laboratory technicians for on-site training.

Technical Specifications:
Detection principle: High temperature combustion method/ion chromatography method (or micro coulombic method)
Combustion temperature: maximum up to 1150 ° C
Sample pretreatment method: column adsorption method, nitrogen pressurization
Injection volume: 5-1000mg
Detection range: 0.8 μ g/L~1000 μ g/L
Average analysis time: 3-10 minutes (excluding sample pretreatment process)
Gas: Oxygen 99.6%, (99.999 pure oxygen *)
Improved sample boat that can directly inject samples
Online control and data processing software (optional)

Product Features:
Compact appearance design, easy operation, small size
Fast startup time<10 minutes, the fastest startup speed among similar products
Fast and accurate analysis of solid and liquid samples
The sample can be directly injected onto the sample boat
Low voltage and high temperature furnace, effectively ensuring service life (220V, 1500W)
Can work 24/7
Simple design, openable, allowing for real-time observation of the sample condition inside the instrument

High efficiency of activated carbon recovery

Complies with:
H/JT 83-2001 Chinese Environmental Protection Industry Standard "Determination of Adsorbable Organic Halogens (AOX) in Water Quality by Ion Chromatography Method"
ISO 9562:1989-09-01； GB/T 15959-1995 "Determination of Adsorbable Organic Halogens (AOX) in Water Quality by Microculon Method";
GB 8978 1996 Comprehensive Wastewater Determination Standard;
GB3544-2008 Industrial Wastewater Determination Standard;