Dean Stark Setup
PMI's Dean-Stark Extractor Setup is used to determine the fluid saturation of core samples.
Overview
PMI's Dean-Stark Extractor Setup is used to determine the fluid saturation of core samples.
- Distillation and extraction glassware unit.
- Heating mantle with thermostatic temperature controller
- Boiling flask integrated with extractor assembly
- Sample support screen for holding the core sample
- Volumetrically graduated 10 mL water receiving tube
- Condenser with desiccant drying tube
- Flexible tubing connecting condenser to water cooling unit
- All components mounted on stable mounting rack
Specifications
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