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2017-04-08View Original

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Has anyone used an online analyzer that can measure the concentration of high-purity hydrochloric acid with accuracy of 31%-38%? It was originally an Emerson online analyzer that used conductivity measurement; its built-in curves could only measure HCl concentrations between 0% and 18%. The manufacturer asked us to create our own curves for the 30%-38% range, but even after creating those curves and installing them in the bypass valve, there was no effect at all
Reply #22017-04-23
This post was last edited by qugd on 2017-4-23 at 21:17. Since the concentration of hydrochloric acid is greatly affected by temperature, it would be best to specify the temperature range. DKK’s inductive conductivity analyzer can detect concentrations of 30–40% hydrochloric acid, but it requires a specific operating temperature range. Also, for issues related to the analyzer, it’s best to ask in the analysis forum, where there are more users who can provide answers.
Reply #32019-05-09
 I’m not sure if your problem has been resolved. I have online concentration analyzers based on ultrasonic technology, which are imported directly from Germany and have been used by companies such as BASF. If you’re interested, feel free to contact me by phone: Liu, 15011348038
Reply #42020-05-10
Why not give it a try with a refractometer, based on the principle of measuring changes in refractive index caused by changes in the concentration of the medium?
Reply #52020-12-21
Analyzes hydrochloric acid concentration using critical angle total reflection; no consumables required and maintenance-free!

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