Total Organic Carbon Analyzer YG1800

Manufacturer: Yulgary

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Description

The YG1800 Total Organic Carbon Analyzer represents the pinnacle of TOC analysis technology, featuring high-temperature combustion (680°C) for complete sample digestion and NDIR detection with 50ppb sensitivity. This industrial-grade analyzer covers an unmatched 0-30,000 mg/L range, making it ideal for everything from ultrapure water to wastewater analysis. The patented signal management system provides real-time monitoringauto-leak detection, and precise flow control for laboratory-quality results.

Key technological innovations include:

  • 32-bit processing technology for ultra-fast data analysis
  • Adjustable cooling module for optimal drying performance
  • Multi-parameter measurement (TC, TIC, TOC, NPOC)
  • High salinity tolerance (up to 85g/L)
  • PC software control for advanced data management

Priced in the premium industrial analyzer range, the YG1800 delivers exceptional value for environmental labs, wastewater facilities, and industrial process monitoring requiring wide-range, high-accuracy TOC data.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How does high-temperature combustion compare to UV/persulfate methods? It provides more complete oxidation of refractory compounds and better accuracy for high-TOC samples (up to 30,000 mg/L).
  • Can it handle seawater or high-salt samples? Yes, with 85g/L salinity tolerance, it’s perfect for marine studies and industrial wastewater.
  • What gas supply is required? Requires ≥99.995% pure oxygen – we recommend our optional oxygen generator for continuous operation.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

  • Industry-Leading Range – Handles 0-30,000 mg/L without dilution
  • Complete Oxidation – High-temperature combustion digests even refractory organics
  • Smart Safety Systems – Auto-leak detection and low-current design protect operators

Disadvantages

  • Higher Operating Costs – Requires oxygen gas supply
  • Larger Footprint – Not ideal for space-limited labs
  • Analysis Time – 5-10 minutes/sample vs. 2-3 minutes for UV methods

Product Use in the Field

The YG1800 excels in:

  • Wastewater treatment plants (influent/effluent monitoring)
  • Petrochemical and pharmaceutical wastewater analysis
  • Environmental research on polluted water systems
  • Industrial process control (bioreactor monitoring)

Its high salinity tolerance makes it particularly valuable for coastal facilities and food processing plants dealing with brine solutions.

Recommendations

For optimal performance:

  1. Install oxygen monitor when using gas cylinders
  2. Clean combustion tube quarterly for high-TOC samples
  3. Use PTFE-lined tubing for corrosive samples
  4. Calibrate monthly for regulatory compliance
  5. Consider our maintenance package for catalyst replacement

Need industrial-strength TOC analysis? Request your YG1800 quote today – where rugged reliability meets precision analytics. Our water analysis experts will help configure the perfect solution for your application.

Technical Specification

 Model YG1800
 Detector NDIR
 Parameters TC, TIC, TOC, NPOC
 Digestion Mode High Temperature Combustion
 Operation Mode  PC Software Controlled
 Application Liquid Sample
 Gas Requirement Oxygen ≥ 99.995%
 Measurement Range 0-30000mg/l (ppm)
 Detection Limit 50μg/l (ppb)
 Repeatability 3%
 Maximum Salinity 85g/l
 Power AC220V, 50Hz or AC110V, 60HZ, 200W
 Size 430*455*440mm

Additional information

Weight 53 kg

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