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HYDROGEN ANALYZER
EMGA-621W
HYDROGEN
With the HORIBA EMGA-621W, the hydrogen contained in ferrous metals,
non-ferrous metals, semiconductors, or electronic materials is extracted by
heating and fusion in inert gas, and after column separation, is quickly
analysed with high precision using a high-sensitivity thermal conductivity
detector. In addition to all the outstanding basic functions of the EMGA
Series, the EMGA-621W features greatly improved wattage control of
the unique extraction furnace over a wide concentration range suited
to Al, Al alloys, Cu, Cu alloys, and other metals with a low melting point.
This high-speed and high-precision instrument also features an analytical
mechanism that supports temperature-programmed analysis for various
bonding modes, available for the first time in a hydrogen analyser.
The EMGA-621W perfectly meets all the needs of a broad range of
applications, from R & D to on-site analysis.
A unique hydrogen analyzer creating new
Analysis of hydrogen with
an improved extraction furnace
Analysis of hydrogen in various bonding
modes is now possible through a combi-
nation of the gas flow and temperature
rise methods that feature automatic tem-
perature hold and memory functions. A
separation column is used for normal
analysis when seeking the total hydro-
gen volume, but for temperature-
programmed analysis a column bypass
function (selected automatically or
manually) is available for real time intro-
duction of the generated hydrogen gas
into the detector. A compensation func-
tion for the other gases (in particular
nitrogen) generated during the extrac-
tion process is provided. It is possible to
obtain exact data for H
2 alone by detect-
ing generated gases other than H
2 after
removing the H
2 using a high-
temperature oxidising reagent, and then
comparing the results of analysis
obtained when using and not using coex-
isting gas compensation.
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