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Compost weighing method biodegrader
Model:M9000W
Product use
1. Meet the test requirements of GB/T19277.2 standard;
2. It can be used for the biodegradability test of composting method;
3. Measure the amount of carbon dioxide generated by weighing method;
4. It is applicable to the determination of biodegradability of bio-based, plastic and other products;
Product features
1. Determine the carbon dioxide emission of the sample by gravimetric method;
2. Air bath temperature control, and the temperature adjustment accuracy can reach ± 0.1 ℃;
3. Automatic liquid level control, with automatic water make-up design;
4. 9-channel detection system with high experimental efficiency.
Product principle
This experiment system simulates the process of biodegradation of bio-based materials under aerobic composting conditions. Under aerobic environment, microorganisms consume oxygen and produce inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide and water by using bio-based materials as carbon sources. The generated carbon dioxide is absorbed by alkaline absorption column, and the increased weight is the carbon dioxide released by biodegradation of the sample. The biodegradation rate is the percentage of the carbon dioxide released by the sample biodegradation and its theoretical carbon dioxide release.
Technical parameters
1. Working conditions:
1.1 Power supply voltage: AC 220V±10% 50Hz single-phase;
1.2 Working temperature: 15 ~ 30℃;
1.3 Relative humidity: ≤ 80%;
1.4 Durability of instrument operation: it can work continuously for a long time.
1.5 Machine power :4KW;
1.6 Dimensions (L×W×H):1500mm×900mm×900mm
1.7 gross weight; 180KG
2. Oxygen supply system
2.1 Air supply mode: continuous aeration oxygen supply, built-in air supply pump;
2.2 Air pump control :9 channels have independent switches;
2.3 Gas flow adjustment range: 50-300mL /min;
2.4 Each channel is controlled separately, with 9 flowmeters;
2.5 Oxygen supply mode: lower oxygen supply;
2.6 Pre-decarbonization: Yes;
3. Temperature control system:
3.1 Temperature control mode: air bath;
3.2 Set temperature range: room temperature -90 ℃, step by 0.1℃;
3.3 Temperature control accuracy :≤±0.1℃;
3.4 Temperature control box top sliding door, easy to operate;
4. Reactor system
4.1 Number of channels: ≥9;
4.2 Reactor volume :≥2000ml;
4.3 Reactor design: double-layer design;
4.4 Adding water: manually adding water;
4.5 Mixing method: manual mixing;
4.6 Material of reaction bottle: high borosilicate hard glass;
4.7 Gas supply mode: bottom gas supply;
5. Test the system
5.1 Detection method: gravimetric measurement of carbon dioxide generation;
5.2 Detection range :0-1000g;
5.3 Detection accuracy :±0.001g;
5.4 Detection cycle: can be used continuously for a long time;
5.5 Water removal system: Yes;
6. Software system
6.1 Software control system with independent intellectual property rights;
6.2 Software can collect data and generate real-time data curve;
6.3 Bearer system: professional operating system such as win7/8/10;
6.4 Data storage: It can be stored in real time in the experiment;
6.5 With a cloud platform, data can be accessed remotely;
Instrument configuration
Serial number |
name |
quantity |
unit |
remark |
1 |
Host machine |
1 |
a |
|
2 |
Reaction flask |
9 |
a |
|
3 |
Decarburization bottle |
9 |
a |
|
4 |
Condensing bottle |
9 |
a |
|
5 |
Dehumidifier bottle |
1 |
Set of |
|
6 |
Connecting hose |
1 |
Set of |
|
Typical cases
This is the experimental result of a certain unit using M9000W compost method biodegradation instrument to test the biodegradability of a sample with reference to the method standard of GB/T19277.2-2013. The test period is 50 days. It can be seen from Figure 1 that the degradation rate of cellulose has reached 79.13% within 45 days. At this time, the growth curve of each experimental group is flat and will gradually degrade completely as the experiment proceeds. The experimental design is shown in the following table:
Table 1 Experimental design
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
Inoculum |
300g |
300g |
300g |
300g |
300g |
300g |
300g |
300g |
300g |
cellulose |
|
|
|
10g |
10g |
10g |
|
|
|
sample |
|
|
|
|
|
|
10g |
10g |
10g |
Figure 1 CO2 emission curve |