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SN/T 5250-2020 in English

SN/T 5250-2020 in English

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Determination of sulfur content in mineral products - High frequency combustion with infrared absorption method

  • Issued on:2020-08-27
  • Implemented on:2021-03-01
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Standard No: SN/T 5250-2020
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Title in English: Determination of sulfur content in mineral products - High frequency combustion with infrared absorption method
Title in Chinese: 矿产品中硫含量的测定 高频燃烧红外吸收法
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2020-08-27
Implemented on: 2021-03-01
Professional Classification: SN-Import&Export Inspection
Related Keywords: sulfur content
infrared absorption method introduction analysis
high sulfur range
high frequency combustion
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Introduction

Analysis of Standard Technology Evolution

This standard replaces SN/T 2032 (2007 version). The main improvements include: Extension of the measurement range to 0.005%-55%, a new high-frequency infrared carbon and sulfur analyzer parameter system, and multi-laboratory verification of precision data based on GB/T 6379.2. Technological evolution is reflected in:

VersionMeasurement rangeApplicable mineral typesPrecision verification
2007 version0.01%-30%5 categoriesSingle laboratory
2020 version0.005%-55%8 categories8 laboratories combined

Core method principle

Sample in The SO₂ generated by tungsten pellets + pure iron in a high-frequency induction furnace (18MHz) is carried into an infrared detection cell by oxygen and measured by characteristic absorption at a voltage of 7.5-8.1V. Key reaction formula:
FeS + O₂ → FeO + SO₂↑


Key operating specifications

Standard curve establishment case

Take copper concentrate detection as an example:
1. Low sulfur range (0.02%-1.6%): Use potassium sulfate solution for gradient dilution, 50μL standard solution corresponds to 0.02-0.8mg sulfur
2. High sulfur range (2.4%-38.4%): Directly weigh 13.04-52.17mg benchmark potassium sulfate

Sulfur content rangeSample weightDilution requirementsFlux ratio
0.005-10%0.10gNot required0.5gFe+1.6gW
40-55%0.5g+3gSiO₂Grind for 5min0.2gSn+1.6gW

Implementation suggestions

1. Instrument calibration: More than 2 standard substances should be used for verification every day. LECO CS230C parameters are recommended (Appendix A)
2. Interference control: Samples containing crystal water need to be pre-baked, and quartz wool needs to be replaced regularly
3. Data quality: Repeatability limit is 0.017m+0.000 (m is the mean)

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