Tracker™HTHP - high temperature and pressure
Up to 200°C / 700 bar
TRACKER™ HTHP has been designed to characterize surface properties, measure superficial or interfacial tensions,contact angle and study interfacial rheology for most demanding applications.
TRACKER™ HTHP can measure under a temperature up to 200°C and a pressure up to 700 bar. High pressure cell’s design has been certified by CETIM (Centre Technique des Industries Mécaniques)
TRACKER™ HTHP measures:
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Interfacial tension (Liquid/Liquid), superficial tension (Liquid/Gas), contact angle (Liquid/Solid)
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Rising or pendant drop
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sessile drop or captive bubble
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Nonexplosive gas and Supercritical CO₂
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Dilatational Interfacial rheology
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Drop volume/Area regulation
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viscoelastic modulus
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Contact angle (advancing and receding)
Applications
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EOR
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Supercritical CO₂
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Petroleum, bitumen experiments
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Smelt polymer
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Contact angle under pressure
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Compatible with methane
Foamscan™ HTHP - Foam generation by Gas Injection - 200 °C / 100 bar

The FOAMSCAN™ HTHP is designed to characterize the properties of aqueous foam generated by sparging a gas through a liquid at high temperature up to 200°C and high pressure up to 100bar. The instrument is available as standard or compatible CO₂ supercritical

The FOAMSCAN™ HTHP is designed to characterize the properties of aqueous foam generated by sparging a gas through a liquid at high temperature up to 200°C and high pressure up to 100bar. The instrument is available as standard or compatible CO₂ supercritical
Applications
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Oil & Gas (EOR)
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Effect of the foaming under pressure and temperature
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Efficiency of the surfactant to create Foam in difficult conditions
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Supercritical CO₂ and foam
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Try to simulate what happens in oil and gas well
Specifications
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Bubbles Size and distribution analysis
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Temperature up to 200°C
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Pressure up to 100 bar (1,450 Psi)
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Air, N₂, O₂, supercritical CO₂
The Foamscan HTHP is designed to measure the ability of a liquid to generate foam by sparging a gas through a liquid at high pressure and high temperature.
The foam is generated in stainless steel cell
Foam tube encloses the foam probe and the support of the glass frit in a stainless steel cell which is mounted into the measurement unit of the Foamscan HP. The frit is installed at the bottom of the foam tube. The gas is injected through the glass frit by a flowmeter. A thermocouple measures the temperature inside the cell. The temperature control is achieved by resistance heaters built into the environmental chamber walls.
Measurement of foam volume using foam probe
The probe monitors the foam's height. When probe and foam are connected, an electrical current circulates between the probes, making a conductance loop between the probe position and height of the foam and that measures the foam height or foam volume.
Liquid volume 100ml
Injection of gas through a glass frit
Temperature Max: 200°C, pressure Max: 100 bar