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12 Analytical Instrumentation


A faster, more effi cient, and precise solution to environmental laboratory analysis


Laboratories tasked with analysing environmental samples can enjoy the trouble-free and automated analysis of phenol index, total/ free cyanide, total phosphate, total nitrogen, ammonia, nitrate and a host of other contaminants with Skalar’s state-of-the-art range of SAN++®


continuous fl ow analysers. The SAN++® continuous fl ow analyser delivers bespoke models to suit your lab’s specifi c needs. The SAN++® series delivers precise,


reliable, and fully automated low-level analysis for various water/wastewater analytical applications aided by sophisticated features such as versatile autosamplers, advanced chemistry modules, and seamless software integration.


This versatile instrument will enable environmental labs to achieve a throughput of 30 and 140 analyses per hour, depending on the application. SAN++®


types. Daily workloads above 800 samples and more are easily automated; the SAN++®


ISO, EPA, Standard Methods, EBC, ASBC, AOAC, Coresta and others. The SAN++®


series range consists of the SAN++® continuous fl ow analysis technologies. There is a SAN++®


provides operators with the most accurate and cost-effective way to analyse the most extensive range of sample can analyse as many as 16 parameters per sample,


simultaneously or sequentially, at sub-ppb to high ppm levels. This precise, modular and customisable analyser features highly advanced automated techniques, such as unique implementations of in-line digestion, dialysis, distillation, and ion exchange. The SAN++®


Compact, SAN++® Classic and SAN++® perfect choice for simultaneous analysis of multiple parameters, while the SAN++® to suit every environmental lab. The SAN++® uses methods that are in compliance with globally recognised standards including


Advanced. Each model provides fully automatic and accurate colorimetric analysis and features the latest Compact, as its name suggests, is the most space-effi cient analyser, the SAN++®


Advanced is the highest-capacity instrument of series, with extensive and extended capabilities. An advanced range of autosamplers complements Skalar’s SAN++®


Classic is the series. Based on the


sample workload, there is an autosampler that fi ts the criteria of every environmental laboratory. Operators can set up the analytical chemistry modules with automatic sample preparation features, including in-line dialysis, digestion, and distillation for complex applications, providing the lab with a higher level of automation and enhanced convenience of operation.


the most sophisticated but easy-to-use fully automated system on the market. More information online: ilmt.co/PL/Vqoq


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Mercury and Petrochemicals P S Analytical – Experience, Performance, Reliability and Support


The presence of mercury (Hg) in petrochemical samples is very bad news. Even at ultra-low concentrations mercury is corrosive to gas plant components and infrastructure, poisonous to expensive downstream precious metal catalysts and exposes workers to highly toxic workplace conditions.


It’s no wonder that petrochemical plants and refi neries spend vast sums every year removing even small concentrations of Hg from their precious gas and liquid sample streams. It is also no wonder that they wish to maximise the effi ciency of their Hg removal systems and to achieve this, highly accurate and sensitive monitoring and measurement of Hg is required. Sub part per trillion sensitivities is the normal requirement.


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A combination of superb detection capabilities supported by advanced software makes the SAN++®


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That’s where P S Analytical (PSA) comes in.


For over 40 years PSA has been at the forefront of trace Hg determinations. PSA partners with many companies to monitor and help manage this Hg removal process. This partnership happens from the research bench through to production with PSA taking a pivotal role in ensuring successful removal technologies are deployed in the real world.


PSA have analysers to suit all aspects of the monitoring and analysis of Hg, including laboratory instruments and on-line analysers for gases and liquids. More recently PSA have provided solutions for speciation (fractionation) analysis and also waste water systems associated with petrochemical processes.


Employing Atomic Fluorescence Spectroscopy as the means of detection the PSA analysers provide ultimate detection performance. With literally thousands of systems in the fi eld today, and support networks in Europe, USA and SE Asia, PSA offers the ideal package of performance, reliability and support. More information online: ilmt.co/PL/lv5j


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