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MidiLab9000-E/P/T Wet Metallurgy Element Online Detection System

NegotiableUpdate on 02/23
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The MidiLab9000-E/P/T wet metallurgical element online detection system is a liquid sample online process detection system used in chemical new energy and wet non-ferrous metallurgical factories. Especially for real-time detection of leachate, electrolyte, and waste liquid during the production of non-ferrous metals such as nickel, copper, zinc, and lithium using extraction and electrolysis processes. And timely alert and retest in case of abnormalities. It can perform elemental analysis detection, particle size analysis detection, titration analysis detection, acidity analysis detection, concentration analysis detection, etc.
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Advantages and Characteristics

  • Multiple "- More than 20 centralized or distributed sampling points can be set up
  • Fast - Single sample analysis and abnormal retesting can be completed within 15 minutes
  • Good - using branded analytical instruments such as ICP-MS ICP-OES、 Laser diffraction particle size analyzer, online titrator
  • 'Province' - Adopting a micro positive pressure clean analysis chamber, it can still provide a good working environment for precision analytical instruments in harsh environments, extend their lifespan, and reduce user costs
Energy and Chemical Industry
It can be used for online process detection of liquid samples in chemical new energy and wet non-ferrous metallurgy factories, especially for real-time detection of leachate, electrolyte, and waste liquid in the production of non-ferrous metals such as nickel, copper, zinc, and lithium through extraction and electrolysis processes.
Energy and Chemical Industry