Kulim Hi-Tech is Your Corrosion Lab Solutions
The High-Pressure Electrochemical H-Cell SS316L is a sophisticated apparatus engineered to facilitate advanced research in electrochemistry under elevated pressure and temperature conditions. In this cell separating the working electrode from the counter electrode with an ion-exchange membrane
The Batch Electrochemical Water Treatment Test Station is a versatile laboratory platform designed for the investigation and development of a wide range of electrochemical water treatment processes. Operating in batch mode, this test station allows precise control over experimental conditions, including current, voltage, temperature, and mixing, making it ideal for both research and process optimization.
Its modular design supports multiple electrochemical treatment methods, including:
a) Electrochemical coagulation for the removal of suspended solids, metals, and phosphates.
b) Electrochemical oxidation for the degradation of organic contaminants and advanced oxidation processes (AOPs).
c) Electrochemical reduction for the treatment of specific pollutants, such as nitrate or hexavalent chromium.
d) Electroflotation to assist in the separation of flocs and colloids.
e) Electrochemical disinfection through in-situ generation of reactive species.
This test station is suitable for fundamental studies, method development, and pilot-scale experiments, providing researchers and engineers with a flexible and reliable tool to explore, optimize, and scale electrochemical water treatment technologies. Its batch operation ensures easy sampling, monitoring, and adjustment of reaction parameters, enabling thorough analysis of reaction mechanisms and process efficiency.
This Batch Electrochemical Water Treatment Test Station comes, in its standard configuration, equipped with turbidity, pH, temperature, and conductivity sensors, providing real-time monitoring of key water quality parameters. Additional sensors can also be installed upon request, allowing full customization to meet specific experimental needs. This includes chemical sensors (oxidation-reduction potential, dissolved oxygen, free chlorine/chlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, ammonia/nitrite/nitrate, total organic carbon, and metal ion sensors), physical sensors (pressure, flow, optical/UV absorbance, particle size), and reference electrodes.
Programmable DC Power Supply is powered by a single-phase voltage, offering an output voltage of 0-60 V, current of 0-120 A, providing up to 3 kW of power. It seems obvious that the power offered by this power supply far exceeds the practical requirements of a 1 L batch reactor. However, its use is justified by the possibility of system expansion and performing reactions on larger electrode surfaces or in a flow cell with a stack configuration. Thanks to the use of proprietary software developed by redox.me, it is possible to measure parameters in real-time using a computer. Other system components, such as the cell, electrode holders, and additional elements, can also be customized upon request.
Application note
The Batch Electrochemical Water Treatment Test Station is ideal for:
a) Laboratory research and fundamental studies of electrochemical processes.
b) Development and optimization of new water treatment methods.
c) Pilot-scale testing before scale-up to continuous-flow systems.
d) Investigation of reaction kinetics, efficiency, and mechanisms in controlled batch conditions.
Main benefits include: high experimental flexibility and customization, real-time monitoring of multiple water quality parameters, support for a broad range of electrochemical water treatment processes, detailed analysis of process performance, efficiency, and scalability.
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ACM have set the standards for Inhibitor testing, our reliable, good looking, accurate equipment is to be found in Inhibitor laboratories the world over, from a University with a single Gill AC to a giant specialist chemical company with banks of Gill 6,8,12s or Gill ACs working in parallel. Plus, last but not least, the Bubble Test will operate multiple instruments in parallel for simultaneous testing of as many samples as you require.
Kulim Hi-Tech from Malaysia will provide all customers with complete package of Bubble Test system and software plus all related accessories.
Bubble Test is also known as Kettle Test and Inhibitor Screening.
A series of LPR tests are collected over time, giving Corrosion Rate results. Cells (or Channels) are assigned together into Groups, each group has an Add Inhibitor button, once pressed, corrosion rates can be calculated for 3 periods - prior to Add Inhibitor, after 2 hours and after 16 hours (configurable), this enables Percentage Protection to be calculated
The standard Bubble Test uses a series of Linear Polarization Tests over a period of about 24 hours to assess the performance of a corrosion inhibitor. In simple terms it does not give an indication of localized corrosion. However, up to 80% of pipeline failures are ascribed to pitting, but very few monitoring methods are capable to show this outcome. LCM™ attempts to give the user this information as well as the standard Bubble Test information. The test preparation and duration is the same as for a standard three electrode Bubble Test using an Auxiliary, Corrosion Resistant Reference and Test Electrode. The standard Bubble Test data is achieved with or without the addition of LCM™. LCM™ just gives additional information relating to the magnitude and frequency of pitting events.
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