Carbon Residue Apparatus

Carbon Residue Apparatus About

The Carbon Residue Apparatus is a laboratory instrument used to determine the amount of carbon residue left after the evaporation and pyrolysis of petroleum products. This test provides an indication of the tendency of fuels and lubricants to form carbon deposits under high-temperature conditions.

The apparatus is designed to perform tests under controlled heating conditions, ensuring accurate and repeatable results. It is widely used in petroleum refineries, lubricant testing laboratories, research institutions, and quality control labs.

Key Features

• Conforms to international testing standards like ASTM D189 and ASTM D4530
• Uniform and controlled heating system
• Durable and heat-resistant construction
• Easy operation with precise temperature control
• High accuracy and reproducibility

Technical Specifications

• Heating Source: Electric furnace / gas burner (model dependent)
• Temperature Range: Up to 500C (approx.)
• Crucible Material: Silica / porcelain
• Power Supply: 220240V AC, 50 Hz (for electric models)
• Display: Digital / analog depending on variant

Applications

• Petroleum and petrochemical industries
• Fuel and lubricant testing laboratories
• Refineries and oil research centers
• Quality control and inspection labs

Optional Variants

• Conradson Carbon Residue Apparatus
• Micro Carbon Residue Apparatus (MCRT)
• Fully Automatic Carbon Residue Analyzer