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HD-Spark1
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Direct Reading Spectrometer (Spark Direct Reading Spectrometer) analyzes element content in carbon steel, low-alloy steel and stainless steel with a vacuum system for fast, accurate results. Widely used in metallurgy and metal processing....
The full-spectrum direct-reading spectrometer is an efficient device specially designed for analyzing the element content of medium- and low-alloy steel materials. Combined with a vacuum system, it offers good stability, fast and precise detection, and can greatly improve work efficiency.
Suitable for the analysis of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and alloy materials. Specific applications include the multi-element content determination of iron-based materials such as carbon steel, medium- and low-alloy steel and stainless steel, widely used in metallurgy, casting, machining and other industries.
Multiple core technologies: equipped with an excitation light source protection device, digital excitation energy regulation and many other technologies.
High-performance electronic system: adopts a 16-bit single-pixel analog-to-digital converter and an ARM chip to realize high-speed data acquisition.
Advanced optical system: Paschen-Runge configuration, Rowland circle optical system with a high-resolution CCD detector.
Stability and accuracy: the light chamber is kept in a highly sensitive state through an intermittent vacuum system, avoiding oil and gas contamination.
User-friendly software: supports multi-language switching, automatically corrects inter-element interference and background, and provides fault diagnosis functions.
| Analysis varieties | Ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, alloy materials |
| Analysis method | Atomic emission spectrometry |
| Detection range | Iron base, aluminum base, copper base, zinc base, magnesium base, tin base, lead base, titanium base, nickel base, cobalt base, silver base, etc. |
| Reference standards | JJG 768-2005 "Verification regulation for emission spectrometers"; GB/T 4336-2016 "Determination of multi-element content in carbon steel and medium- and low-alloy steel"; GB/T 11170-2008 "Determination of multi-element content in stainless steel"; GB/T 24234-2009 "Determination of multi-element content in cast iron" |
| Optical system | Paschen-Runge configuration, Rowland circle optical system |
| Light chamber system | Intermittent vacuum system, vacuum pump operating 5 min/time, able to maintain vacuum >4 hours, no argon filling required |
| Lens | Semi-submerged vacuum light-chamber incident lens |
| Detection wavelength range | 120-800 nm |
| Grating focal length | 400 mm |
| Dispersion grating | High-performance holographic diffraction grating, 2700 lines/mm |
| Resolution | Better than 0.01 nm |
| Detector | 8 high-performance CCDs, each with up to 3648 pixels |
| Pixel size | 8 µm |
| Light source type | High-energy pre-ignition technology (HEPS) |
| Discharge current | 1-100 A plasma current |
| Excitation energy | Excitation energy level automatically switched according to different samples |
| Discharge frequency | 100-1000 Hz |
| Detection time | Generally 15-25 s/time |
| Calibration method | Reference analysis, automatic control-sample correction |
| Light chamber constant temperature | Ultra-thin integrated thermostatic light chamber, automatic constant temperature 35 ℃ ±0.2 ℃ |
| Carrier gas | 99.999% high-purity argon |
| Working power supply | 220 V/50 Hz ±5% |
| Power | Standby power: 80 W; spectral excitation power: 800 W; vacuum pump working power: 500 W |
| Instrument dimensions | 684 (L) × 584 (D) × 350 (H) mm |
| Instrument weight | Approx. 70 kg |
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