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Oil analysis laboratory layout help

2009-03-02View Original

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How are oil analysis laboratories arranged in chemical companies? Is it one piece of gasoline and one piece of diesel? Or is it mixed? There are so many items to be tested. How do you arrange the order? Taking gasoline as an example, who is an expert? Can anyone tell me?
Reply #22009-03-03
According to the general layout of your laboratory, you can follow two ideas: 1. Classify according to products, which requires more instruments and more analysts. The advantage is that there is less pollution and is easier to manage. 2. Classify according to instruments, which requires fewer instruments and fewer analysts. The advantage is to save resources and is more difficult to manage. Consider the specific situation.
Reply #32009-03-03
I am more in favor of classifying the instruments. One is the balance room, the other is the moisture analyzer, and the other equipment is arranged according to the equipment you need for testing.

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