Temperature Programmed Desorption
TPD (also known as TDS or TPR) involves heating a sample while contained in a vacuum and simultaneously detecting the residual gas in the vacuum by means of a mass analyser. As the temperature rises, certain absorbed species will have enough energy to escape and will be detected as a rise in pressure for a certain mass. The TPD unit is used in the Thermal Characterisation of Catalysts (TPD) and for monitoring of on-site Temperature Programmed Reactions (TPR).
The Mayura Analytical TPD unit is the first of its kind that is wholly manufactured in India. It is a highly efficient and economical model at a fraction of the cost of its nearest competitor. With a large temperature range of up to 10000C, our TPD unit is sought after by many research institutions.
Sample applications:
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Used in Thermal characterization of catalyst (TPD)
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On-site Temperature Programmed Reactions (TPR)
Features:
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Built-in Direction control of input gas (carrier) and sample gas
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Pulsed (fixed volume) adsorption of known volume until saturation, and
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Six port sampling valve to control the input sample gas volume for quantitation.
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Continuous sample loading until saturation
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Computer Controlled / Programmable furnace
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Temperature Range : Ambient to 800°C
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Extendable to 1000°C
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Temperature Ramping from 1°C/min. to 10°C/min.
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Very low dead volume
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Quartz catalyst tubing for non-reactive surface
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Four filament Thermal Conductivity Detector
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Flow In-Out reference cell for compensation
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Amplification unit for signal output monitoring
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Data Acquisition unit for desorption curve recording and data interpretation
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Carrier gas control with pressure regulator and pressure gauge
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Sample gas control with pressure regulator, gauge and flow control valve
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