Agilent Model 355Sulfur Chemiluminescence Detector (SCD) Sulfur Analysis Versus the Copper Strip Corrosion Test 说明书用户手册.PDF

Agilent Model 355Sulfur Chemiluminescence Detector (SCD): Sulfur Analysis Versus the Copper Strip Corrosion Test Technical Overview Introduction copper strip corrosion test. This occurs when a masking agent is present in the LPG. Masking The copper strip corrosion test (ASTM 1838) is agents are polar compounds that preferentially commonly used as a product specification for chemisorb to the copper surface, preventing the liquid petroleum gases (LPGs). The test is designed formation of the copper tarnish. Amines, glycol to detect the presence of components that may be amines, and other compounds such as sulfolane corrosive to copper and copper-alloy fittings that are known to have this effect. Mercaptans can come into contact with the product. While the test also inhibit copper tarnish. The following is very simple to perform, its interpretation can be chromatogram illustrates this masking effect. [3] subjective. Furthermore, the test can produce erro- neous results and it does not indicate the actual cause of corrosion, although it is generally assumed Hydrogen sulfide to be due to sulfur compounds. Sulfolane Some situations where copper strip corrosion does not perform satisfactorily are as follows. While the presence of carbonyl sulfide does not cause corro- sion in LPG systems, corrosive hydrogen sulfide is 0 40 80 120 160 200 240 280 formed upon hydrolysis of carbonyl sulfide. Thus,