Miscellaneous Test Methods for Solid Waste Analysis

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Miscellaneous Test Methods for the Analysis of Solid Waste

Miscellaneous methods are found in the 9000 series SW-846 methods and are used to determine a variety of inorganic or organic parameters ranging including TOC, cyanides, inorganic anions, phenolics, and PCBs. Use a Shimadzu UV-Visible spectrophotometer to determine cyanides or phenolics after distillation, or a Shimadzu Ion Chromatograph to determine inorganic anions, such as total fluorine or EOX, in waste products after combustion in a bomb calorimeter. And don’t forget the Shimadzu TOC-L, the most reliable TOC analyzer available, to determine TOC using Method 9060A.

 

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TOC-L HTCO TOC Analyzer for Miscellaneous Test Methods for the analysis of solid waste

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SW-846 Method 9060A is a high-temperature catalytic oxidation (HTCO) or wet chemical oxidation method for the analysis of TOC. The Shimadzu TOC-L HTCO TOC analyzer is rapid and precise, and capable of determining TOC in samples with high dissolved solids and suspended solid concentrations. The SSM-5000A enables measurement of TOC in solid samples and soil.

Ion chromatograph for Miscellaneous Test Methods for the analysis of solid waste

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Inorganic anions, such as chloride, nitrite, bromide, nitrate, phosphate, and sulfate may be measured by the Shimadzu Prominence Ion Chromatograph using Method 9056A

UV-Vis-NIR Spectrometers for Miscellaneous Test Methods for the analysis of solid waste

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Use the Shimadzu UV-1280 or the UV-1900i for, cyanides by Method 9014, or total phenolics by Method 9065.

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Use the Shimadzu EDX-7200 Energy Dispersive XRF Spectrometer to rapidly determine total chlorine in waste oil by Method 9075. Total chlorine can be used as a screening test for PCBs.

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