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Gas Hydrates
Setaram sells the Gas Hydrates technology UNDER IFP's LICENCE (French Petroleum Industry) PA WO 2006/129018 A2Gas hydrate formation and dissociation – kinetics – thermodynamic properties (Cp) |
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Various issues relating to the presence of gas hydrates and their formation and dissociation need to be well understood. Plugging of pipelines is one of the main problems encountered by oil and gas companies. With the development of deep offshore extraction, predicting the formation of gas hydrates has become a very important issue. Natural gas hydrates are also a very large potential source of gas that requires further investigation.
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HP-MicroDSC: calorimeter for gas hydrate thermal investigations |
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Calorimetry, and especially high pressure calorimetry, is an ideal tool for investigating the formation and dissociation of gas hydrates, for determining the kinetics of transformation, and for evaluating the different thermodynamic parameters. The HP MicroDSC, developed in collaboration with the French Institute of Petroleum (IFP), is specially designed for this field of investigation. More... |
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DSC : Pressure up to 1000 bar - 14,500 psi |
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ULTRA HIGH PRESSURE GAS PANELSetaram sells the Gas Hydrates technology UNDER IFP's LICENCE (French Petroleum Industry) PA WO 2006/129018 A2 DSC measurement under very high pressure is of major importance for materials investigation and processes, to study PVT properties, in different fields such as energy (Gas hydrates), food, polymers, process safety, etc. SETARAM's latest innovation is the Ultra High Pressure Gas Panel that allows DSC and calorimetry measurements up to 1000 bar. See more. |
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Mastering High Pressure DSC & Microcalorimetry up to 1000 bars - 14,500 psi |
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HP Micro DSCSetaram sells the Gas Hydrates technology UNDER IFP's LICENCE (French Petroleum Industry) PA WO 2006/129018 A2 DSC measurement under very high pressure is of major importance for materials investigation and processes, to study PVT properties, in different fields such as energy (Gas hydrates), food, polymers, process safety, etc. SETARAM's latest innovation is the Ultra High Pressure Gas Panel that allows DSC and calorimetry measurements up to 1000 bar. See more. |
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An innovative line of Thermal Analyzers (-120 / 830°C) with 3D-Inside technology: DSC, High Pressure DSC, Robot DSC, TG-DSC-EGA |
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The SENSYS evo offers the most precise DSC sensor together with a truly symmetrical microbalance to give YOU a combined TG-DSC system with totally unmatched performance. Additionally both measurement sensors are totally independent,so can be operated independently or simultaneously without compromising performance. SENSYS evo can be used in various configurations: - DSC in horizontal or vertical mode - High Pressure DSC(up to 500 bars at 600°C) - Robotic DSC, with 48 samples, even under pressure - Simultaneous TG-DSC-coupling to gas analysis (BET, gas sorption, FTIR, MS) SENSYS evo DSCSENSYS evo TG-DSC |
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Low Temperature Calorimeter (from -196°C to 200°C) |
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BT 2.15Using the SETARAM's exclusive Calvet 3D calorimetric sensor, the BT2.15 calorimeter offers in-situ low temperature calorimetric measurement possibilities on mixtures, solid or liquid interactions with liquid or gas. See more. |
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