OXITEC® 5000
Durable oxygen analyzers for precise and rapid process control. The OXITEC 5000 oxygen analyzer was developed by ENOTEC and is manufactured entirely in Germany.
Regarding the OXITEC 5000|
Refineries and petrochemical plants involve a variety of processes and production steps in which a wide range of products are manufactured from crude oil. What they all have in common is the high energy requirement, which is always covered by combustion.
ENOTEC products offer a wide range of applications for combustion plants in refineries and for a variety of other processes, as they can be used in flue gas temperatures of up to 1400 °C, with high dust loads and in corrosive or reducing exhaust gases.
The spectrum ranges from coal, biomass and gas-fired power stations to waste incineration plants, shipbuilding, crematoria, cement and steel works, refineries and petrochemical plants. In other words, wherever combustion needs to be controlled efficiently, quickly and precisely.
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A refinery produces a wide variety of substances from crude oil, such as propane, petrol, diesel fuel, kerosene, heating oil or base oils for lubricants and bitumen, as well as raw materials for the plastics industry.
This is mainly done via purification, refining and distillation processes, but lesser-known processes such as reformers, hydrofiners, cokers and crackers are also used. Common to all processes is the high demand for heat and/or steam, as process temperatures of up to 900 °C are required.
The separation of the individual crude oil components by distillation is based on the fact that the individual components have different boiling temperatures and vaporise at different rates when heated.
If heat is added to the liquid mixture, the liquid with the lowest boiling temperature vaporises first. If this vapour is collected and cooled, it condenses and can be collected. The refinery gas produced as a by-product during distillation can be used as an energy source in the individual combustion processes.
During refining, catalyst pollutants are separated and the quality of the intermediate products is improved. For example, heating oils are still rich in sulphur compounds after distillation, which must be separated in the hydrofiner. Furthermore, petrol and diesel, for example, must be specially treated in the reformer in order to increase the octane number or cetane number.
The combustion processes in refineries are very diverse in terms of the tasks involved, but can generally be summarised in one common denominator: A fuel is always burned to generate heat or vapour. The fuel is in a gaseous or liquid state and is burnt using a burner. It is always important to optimise the fuel-air ratio in order to use fuel as efficiently as possible and to reduce emissions.
ENOTEC's wide range of products enables measurement in gas Ex zones as well as in non-Ex zones. For example, the explosion-proof COMTEC 6000 GasEx analyser system reacts immediately to changes in the flue gas composition and is ideal for the safe and accurate measurement of oxygen and COe in the flue gas of all combustion plants in refineries or similar areas with an explosion hazard (gas Ex zones 1/2).
The ATEX certifications successfully carried out by a German testing institute relate to all components of the analyser, including those components that are located directly in the flue gas.
This and all other certifications create confidence in plant safety and are coupled with the convincing quality of ENOTEC products, which consistently withstand the challenges of aggressive process conditions.
Cracking: This is where long-chain, heavy hydrocarbon molecules are broken down into short-chain hydrocarbons in conversion plants. A distinction is made between thermal processes (450-900 °C) and catalytic cracking processes (350-550 °C).
Hydrofiner: The mineral oil products are desulphurized in the hydrofiner. The product streams are first mixed with hydrogen, heated and fed into a reactor filled with a catalyst. There, at temperatures of 300-350 °C above the catalyst, the sulphur from the sulphur-containing product molecules combines with the hydrogen to form hydrogen sulphide.
Reformer: In the reformer, raw petrol is heated again and enters a reactor under pressure. During this process, the low-octane molecules lose some hydrogen atoms and become high-octane petrol molecules.
Coker: Cokers turn residues into usable products. At a pressure of around 30 bar, the feed product - for example the residue from vacuum distillation - is fed into a furnace and heated to around 500 °C. Under these conditions, it flows through the furnace at almost the speed of sound and carbonizes as it enters the coking chamber. This converts the long-chain hydrocarbons into shorter chains, which can then be processed further. The by-product is coke.
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OXITEC® 5000
Durable oxygen analyzers for precise and rapid process control. The OXITEC 5000 oxygen analyzer was developed by ENOTEC and is manufactured entirely in Germany.
Regarding the OXITEC 5000OXITEC® 5000 GasEx
The robust OXITEC GasEx analyzer ensures safe and reliable in-situ O₂ measurement. Regarding the OXITEC 5000 GasExOXITEC® 500E
The extractive OXITEC 500E analyzer in a 19" rack-mount design for continuous oxygen measurement was specifically designed for installation in analysis cabinets and incorporates the same sensor technology as already used in the proven OXITEC 5000 oxygen analyzers. Regarding the OXITEC 500ECOMTEC® 6000
The COMTEC 6000 InSitu Gas Analyzer is designed for the determination of oxygen and COe in redundant, real-time measurements in flue and process gases. This is achieved by combining an MXP sensor for COe analysis with the technology of an MLT sensor for oxygen measurement. The COMTEC 6000 allows plant personnel to optimize combustion by fine-tuning the process. Regarding the COMTEC 6000COMTEC® 6000 GasEx
The COMTEC 6000 GasEx combines the O₂ and COe sensors in a robust, ATEX-certified in-situ analyzer. Rapid responses to changes enable safe measurement of oxygen and COe, for example, in refineries or similar applications where there is a risk of explosion (Gas Ex zones 1/2). Regarding the COMTEC 6000 GasExCOMTEC® 6000 StaubEx
The COMTEC 6000 StaubEx is a highly robust in-situ analyzer for measuring O₂ and CO₂ in process gases with abrasive dust loads. The system is ATEX certified for Class II 2D Ex tb IIIC T133°C/141°C Db. Regarding the COMTEC 6000 StaubExSILOTEC® 8000
The SILOTEC 8000 - fast, reliable and safe COe and O2 gas analysis for ATEX Zone 20 in silos and other potentially explosive dust atmospheres.
Regarding the SILOTEC 8000CEMTEC®
The CEMTEC features self-cleaning properties and unparalleled mechanical strength for continuous measurements to optimize the pyroprocess in cement plants.
At CEMTECENSITU® 7000
Install, switch on and measure. ENSITU 7000, the affordable entry-level product from ENOTEC.
Regarding ENSITU 7000AQUATEC® 1000
Controls and reduces drying time by means of rapid O2 and H2O measurement.
Regarding the AQUATEC 1000The structure of the sensor technology and the patented filter design have been continuously developed and optimized over the last few decades. The smallest changes in the gas composition are detected within seconds and form the basis for safe and efficient plant operation - permanently and sustainably.
Suitability test in accordance with
DIN EN 15267
Quality management in accordance with
DIN ISO 9001
ATEX test certificate