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The materials used in the construction of airplanes are subject to rigid testing and comprehensive quality control. Elemental analysis plays a key role to ensure the desired properties of the materials used in construction are met. This includes for example elasticity or the protection from embrittlement.
ELTRA GmbH has over 30 years of experience in the construction of elemental analyzers for the determination of the carbon, sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen content in solids. Several elemental analyzers have been especially optimized for applications in the aerospace industry:
ELTRA GmbH has over 30 years of experience in the construction of elemental analyzers for the determination of the carbon, sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen content in solids. Several elemental analyzers have been especially optimized for applications in the aerospace industry:
SPALOVACÍ PRVKOVÝ ANALYZÁTOR ELEMENTRAC CS-i
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Because the elemental content of carbon and sulfur greatly influences the hardness and workability of materials such as steel and titanium, their precise elemental analysis is important for application within the aerospace industry. The powerful induction furnace of the carbon sulfur analyzer CS-i melts inorganic samples in a pure oxygen atmosphere at temperatures above 2,000 °C while up to four independent infrared cells with flexible measuring ranges precisely determine the carbon and sulfur content. |
SPALOVACÍ PRVKOVÝ ANALYZÁTOR ONH-p
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Hydrogen embrittlement is a significant danger in the composition of steel and titan materials. The ONH-p works with an impulse furnace, reaching temperatures above 3,000°C, and allows to simultaneously determine the oxygen/nitrogen or oxygen/hydrogen content with the inert gas fusion technique. Elemental analysis in the analyzer is carried out via infrared cells and a sensitive thermal conductivity cell. |
SURFACE CARBON ANALYZER SURFACEC-800
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Next to the total carbon content (TOC) bound within a material, the determination of surface carbon is a special requirement for quality control in the aerospace and metal working industry. Process water and oils might, for example, contaminate the surface and therefore render a reliable coating or further processing of the material more difficult or impossible. The SurfaceC-800 provides an extra-wide sample sluice so that even large samples may be analyzed for surface carbon content. |