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How many minutes is the typical c9 induction period?

2015-07-22View Original

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I underwent an induction period using pure C9, which lasted a little over 17 hours; however, when I went to another facility, they only used it for 45 minutes. I would like to know how many minutes is typically required for C9 treatment.
Reply #22015-07-22
The induction period is an indicator of the components in oil that are prone to oxidation; there are probably dozens of types of unsaturated hydrocarbons in C9. Furthermore, the induction period test is a conditional test that depends on factors such as the oxygenation pressure of the sample, the test temperature, the airtightness of the test container used, and the cleanliness of the copper wires employed as catalysts; even for the same set of tests, the results will not be exactly identical. Try to identify the subjective and objective factors in the tests yourself. Some of the conditional tests in oil product testing require extensive experimental experience as well as strict adherence to the specifications outlined in the standard methods.

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