Conventional Methods
We offer a full range of simulated distillation analyzers to determine the true boiling point distribution of
light hydrocarbon streams (naphtha, jet fuel) up to and including crude oil.
These test methods include: ASTM D2887 (conventional, accelerated and ‘fast’), ASTM D3710 (replaced by D7096), ASTM D6352, ASTM D7169, ASTM D7213, ASTM D7398, ASTM D7500, ASTM D7900, EN 15199-1 (2, 3), ISO 3924, IP 406, IP 507, IP 548 and IP 601.
Other simulated distillation methods are available including multi-channel (ex. using sulfur, nitrogen or MS or atomic emission based detection systems). Follow the links to this page for further information.
These test methods include: ASTM D2887 (conventional, accelerated and ‘fast’), ASTM D3710 (replaced by D7096), ASTM D6352, ASTM D7169, ASTM D7213, ASTM D7398, ASTM D7500, ASTM D7900, EN 15199-1 (2, 3), ISO 3924, IP 406, IP 507, IP 548 and IP 601.
Other simulated distillation methods are available including multi-channel (ex. using sulfur, nitrogen or MS or atomic emission based detection systems). Follow the links to this page for further information.