GB/T 388-1964
ActiveDetermination of sulfur content in petroleum products (oxygen bomb method)
石油产品硫含量测定法 (氧弹法)
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This standard specifies the oxygen bomb method for determining the sulfur content in petroleum products, where the sample is combusted in a high-pressure oxygen environment to convert sulfur into sulfate for measurement. It is applied in the quality control and testing of fuels, lubricants, and other petroleum derivatives, particularly in laboratories and industrial settings where accurate sulfur quantification is required for compliance with environmental and performance specifications.
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