Title: Development and Evaluation of Combustion Ion Chromatography by the novel combination of Mitsubishis
1Development and Evaluation of Combustion Ion
Chromatography by the novel combination of
Mitsubishis AQF/GA-100 Auto Quick Furnace/Gas
Adsorption Unit and Dionexs Regent Free Ion
Chromatography
Presented by
- Mark Manahan - Cosa Instruments, Houston, TX
- Kirk Chassaniol Dionex Corporation,Houston, TX
- Shouichi Suguira - Dia Instruments (Mitsubishi)
2Evaluation Overview
- Evaluate the novel approach of Combustion Ion
Chromatography (CIC) to analyze trace halogenated
and sulfur compounds in petroleum, coal and
chemical intermediates products. These elements
are crucial since the compounds are - A source of corrosion within various industrial
processes. - Poison expensive catalysts used in various
industrial and chemical
processes. - Of concerned in industrial environmental
monitoring. - Criteria in product specification and QA/QC
monitoring
3Evaluation Overview
- Evaluate the components and function of the
Combustion Ion Chromatography System for Sample
Preparation - Review the analytical results for various sample
types
4Breakdown of Typical Samples Analyzed for Halides
and Sulfur by Industry
- Petrochemical Production
- Feedstocks Crude oil, Ethylene, Propylene
- Intermediates Naphthas, Reformates, HF Alkylate,
- Products Gasoline, Diesel fuel, LPG, Solvents,
Polymers, Rubber - Power Generation
- Coal
- Fuel Oil
- Environmental
- Soils
- Organic Waste disposal
- Pharmaceutical
- Products
- Solvents
5Breakdown of Samples by Conc. Range Common
Analytical Techniques
6Sampling of Current ASTM Methods for Halide and
Sulfur Analysis
7Technical Advantages
of Combustion IC
- Sub mg/L determinations
- Better process control
- Simultaneous total sulfur and total halides
with one instrument - Eliminate cell switching - less equilibration
time - More stable and reproducible results
- Coulometric cells have variable day-to-day
performance
8Technical Advantages
of Combustion IC
- Chromatographic Separations allow speciation
- Speciate Halides including F, Cl, Br I
- Time and precision comparable to other ASTM
methods - Time between reporting results 10-13 Minutes
- Results independent of sample matrix
- All sulfur converted to SO42-
9Combustion IC Flow Diagram
10DIA AQF/GA-100 (Automated Quick Furnace/Gas
Adsorption Unit)
11DIA AQF/GA-100 the Dionex ICS90 Ion
Chromatogaph)
12AQF/GA-100 Combustion and Absorption Unit Set-up
Configuration
Mitsubishi AQF-100 Solid/Liquid Autosampler,
Automatic Boat Controller, Furnace
and GA-100 Absorption Unit
- Operating Parameters
- Furnace temperature 1000 oC
- Ar flow 200 mL/min
- O2 flow 500mL/min
- For fluoride determinations POX (purgeable
organic halides) unit was used to
provide a pyrohydrolitic environment (humidity) - Absorbing solution water/ 10ppm H2O2/ 0.5 ppm
P (as PO4)
13GA-100 Absorption Unit
14Timing for Analysis
15Combustion IC Features
- Fully automated system
- combustion, absorption, injection
- Separate sipper- for calibration with
inorganic aqueous samples - Sample enrichment - achieved through single or
multiple burns into a single absorbing
solution - Variable volume - for absorption solution
- Gas line wash - prior to injection
- Complete rinse - between runs - No Carryover
16Summary of Dionex
Reagent Free IC System
- DX-320 with EG40
- AS11HC (4x250mm)
- Eluent 25mM KOH _at_ 1.3 mL/min
- ASRS-Ultra 100mA Recycle
- 200uL sample loop
- PeakNet 6.4
- Calibrated with 0.5 to 5 ppm solutions F, Cl
SO4 - Internal standard 0.5ppm P as PO4
17Why Reagent Free IC
- Fluoride is an important analyte Minimal
Water Dip - Consistent - easy to make eluent is an important
benefit to the petroleum testing laboratory - Reagent Free IC is independent of operator
- Reagent Free IC is easy to use -Just add water!
18Organic Standards Used
For S Dibenzothiophene For F Fluorobenzoic
acid For Br Bromoacetanilide For Cl 1,3,5
trichlorophenol All standards prepared in
isooctane
19Calibration Curve Fluoride
20Calibration Curve Chloride
21Calibration Curve Bromide
22Calibration Curve Sulfur
23Phosphate as Internal Standard
24Precision and Recovery Data
25Comparison ASTM Methods vs. CIC on Low Level
Sulfur Round Robin Samples
All Samples Concentrations in ppm wt./vol
26Analysis of ASTM Coal Samples for Fluoride and
Chloride by CIC
Concentrations in ppm wt./wt
27Analysis of Coal CRMs for Fluoride
Concentrations in ppm wt./wt
28Reproducibility of Coal Samples
1 - 06_21_2002 7
1632b
ECD_1
2 - 06_21_2002 7
1632b
ECD_1
3 - 06_21_2002 8
1632b
ECD_1
100
µS
5 - 5.477
2 - Chloride - 3.687
80
60
4 - Sulfate - 4.824
40
20
1 - Fluoride - 2.470
7 - 7.027
6 - 6.654
8 - Phosphate - 11.430
3 - 4.213
3
2
1
min
-10
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
13.0
291.0 ppm Standard run
6.00
µS
Phosphate
5.00
4.00
Fluoride
3.00
Chloride
2.00
Sulfate
1.00
min
-0.50
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
13.0
30Methanol Blank
4.00
µS
Phosphate
3.00
2.00
1.00
Fluoride
Chloride
Sulfate
min
-0.50
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
13.5
31CIC Chromatogram0.6 ppm F, Cl, Br / 0.54 S
Standard
1
2
3
5.00
µS
6 - Phosphate - 11.973
4.00
3.00
1 - Fluoride - 2.943
2.00
4 - S-Sulfate - 5.623
2 - Chloride - 4.077
5 - Bromide - 6.937
1.00
3 - 4.673
3
2
1
min
-0.50
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
13.5
32One burn vs. 3 burns 1.0 ppm Std
1
2
5.00
µS
1 - Fluoride - 2.950
7 - Phosphate - 11.957
4.00
3.00
2.00
4 - S-Sulfate - 5.630
2 - Chloride - 4.080
5 - Bromide - 6.930
1.00
3 - 4.610
6 - 7.293
2
1
min
-0.50
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
13.5
33Multiple Injections
34Conclusions
- The Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC
System provides an integrated solution for
automated combustion sample preparation and
subsequent analysis by Ion Chromatography for a
wide variety of sample matrices - The Mitsubishi AQF/GA-100 Combustion/Gas
Adsorption System used in conjunction with
Dionexs New Reagent Free IC System can
simultaneously quantify and measure total
fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide and sulfur
with high accuracy.
35Conclusions
- The Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC
System is capable of determining sulfur and
halogens levels down to 0.5 ppm with excellent
reproducibility and in less time than other
comparative techniques. - Data strongly suggests the use of the accumulate
feature of The Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100
Combustion IC System to collect multiple burns of
the same sample will lower the systems detection
limit below 0.1 ppm with acceptable RSD.
36Conclusions Continued.......
- Preliminary discussions with customers indicate
the Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC
System will be a valuable tool for the
determination of halogens and sulfur in a wide
variety of sample matrices - The Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC
System can measure smple matrices which differ
widely in concentrations of Fluoride, Chloride,
Bromide and Sulfur - i.e. 10 ppm F / Cl 1000 ppm Sulfur.
37Conclusions Continued.......
- The Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC
System for the measurement of Fluoride in LPG and
alkylates seems to be of special interest in
refineries. Present instrumentation and
techniques are widely regarding are unreliable,
cumbersome and inaccurate - Regulatory Developments in the power generation
and utility industry indicate a strong need and
interest in measuring total fluoride and chloride
followed by Ion Chromatography. The
Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC System
easily addresses this need.
38Conclusions Continued.......
- COSA has scheduled 9 seminars during the next 5
months in strategically geographic regions of the
USA highlighting The Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100
Combustion IC System. Interest has been
extremely high. - Customer evaluations of the Mitsubishi/Dionex
AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC System are ongoing and
Cosa has received commitments to purchase
multiple systems.
39Conclusions Continued.......
- Cosa is Exhibiting at Booth 4271 and is
displaying the new the Mitsubishi / Dionex
AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC System with Dionexs New
ICS 2000 Reagent Free IC. - Cosa cordiually invites you to stop by and see if
the Mitsubishi/Dionex AQF/GA-100 Combustion IC
System is the solution to your analytical needs.