Manufacturer of coal & biomass lab analyzers · ISO 9001 · CE

RI-DFS220Sulfur Analysis

Robotic Coulometric Sulfur Analyzer

Robot-arm coulometric sulfur analyzer — 25 samples with unlimited top-up, automatic WO₃ dosing, true walk-away operation.

  • Robotic gripper — no dropped or stuck samples
  • 25 samples initially, unlimited top-up mid-run
  • Automatic, uniform WO₃ catalyst dosing
  • Real-time digital gas flow display
RI-DFS220 Robotic Coulometric Sulfur Analyzer — RoyIntelli

Overview

The RI-DFS220 takes coulometric sulfur analysis to full automation: a precision robotic gripper loads, runs, ejects and discards boats continuously. Start with 25 samples and keep adding during the run — the robot integrates newcomers into the queue without interrupting electrolysis.

It also meters tungsten trioxide catalyst automatically and evenly, displays gas flow on a digital flowmeter in real time, and exposes an open database so third-party LIMS can pull results the moment they are calculated.

Key Features

True unattended operation

Automatic sample feeding, testing, ejection and disposal. Overnight batches finish and report themselves.

Automatic catalyst dosing

Quantitative WO₃ addition, spread evenly over the boat — the detail that decides combustion completeness for high-ash coal.

Open database integration

Results can be mirrored to your LIMS in real time; raw curves are retained for audit.

DSP + hardware integration

Dedicated DSP controller and hardware integrating circuit give deterministic endpoint detection with field-upgradable firmware.

Technical Specifications

Samples per run25, unlimited top-up
Sulfur range0.01 % – 40 %
Resolution0.001 %
Sample mass45–55 mg (coal) · 80–100 mg (oil)
Test time per sample3–5 min
Furnace temperature1150 °C (coal/coke) · 920 °C (oil)
Temperature control accuracy±1 °C
Power<3 kW
Dimensions (L×W×H)1100×550×675 mm
Weight60 kg

Full datasheet (PDF) available on request — specify voltage and plug standard.

Compliance & Applications

GB/T 214-2007GB/T 28732-2012ISO 16994:2015
Commercial testing labsMine mouth labsPower plant fuel yardsBiomass terminals