Microscopic electrochemical analyzer

Abstract

The microscopic electrochemical analyzer includes power supply unit, optical microscope, electrolytic bath, video camera, computer, control software with matched with image display and editing functions. The optical microscope is connected via standard CS interface with CCD camera, the CCD camera and the computer are connected via video card, the CCD camera transmits its data to software for control and amplified display in the display, and the electrolytic bath is connected to the outer power supply to constitute the work bath for electrochemical immigration and electrochemical reaction. By means of biological microscopic technology and electrochemical immigration and electrochemical reaction technology, the present invention constitutes the instrument capable of continuous observing, photographing and analyzing electric immigration, reverse emulsion and electrochemical reaction in various polar and non-polar systems and amplifying microscopic dynamic process.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for analyzing the electric separation process of the oil phase (non-polar phase)-water (polar phase) system, in particular to a microscopic electrochemical analyzer. Background technique [0002] At present, in the process of studying crude oil high-voltage electric desalination / electric dehydration, the final salt content / water content must be analyzed for each specific process parameter experiment. These analyzes are often time-consuming and laborious, and for a specific To determine the optimal process parameters of electric desalination / dehydration of crude oil, dozens to hundreds of experiments are usually required, which takes at least one month. The types of crude oil processed by most refineries in my country are changeable, so it is difficult to achieve targeted process parameters, resulting in poor electric desalination / electric dehydration effects, which directly affect the safety ...

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[0002] At present, in the process of studying crude oil high-voltage electric desalination / electric dehydration, the final salt content / water content must be analyzed for each specific process parameter experiment. These analyzes are often time-consuming and laborious, and for a specific To determine the optimal process parameters of electric desalination / dehydration of crude oil, it often takes dozens to hundreds of experiments, which takes at least one month

The types of crude oil processed by most refineries in my country are changeable, so it is difficult to achieve targeted process parameters, resulting in poor electric desalination / electric dehydration effects, directly affecting the safety of refining process equipment

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