The vessels are made of a high-alloy stainless steel, which is especially resistant to chlorine.

Due to the globally unique self-regenerating catalytic inner surface in the digestion vessel, higher recovery rates of 98-100% are achieved compared to conventional digestion vessels, whereby typical digestion times of 2 to 3 minutes are achieved.

The digestion process is used in the following standards, among others:

DIN 51727, DIN EN 14582, EPA Method 5050, ASTM D808, ASTM E775, ASTM E776, ASTM D3761, ASTM D4208 

The system consists of: AOD 1.1 FZ digestion vessel, C 48 oxygen station, AOD 1.2 remote igniter, AOD 1.11 control standard (50 ml)

• quantitative digestion of all halogens, sulfur and volatile metals such as As and Hg

• absorption of the combustion products in an aqueous medium

• catalytic Support of the oxidation process through self-regenerating catalytic inner wall of the exclusion vessel

• pressure vessel made of high-alloy stainless steel

• digestion temperature up to 1,200 ° C

• maximum pressure during digestion 195 bar

• Digestion time <3 min

• Digestion vessel can be converted to the disposable crucible C 14

• Control standards for Cl, S (AOD 1.11)

• Introduction of the combustion gases into an absorption

template via the venting station C 7030 The functional principle is based on the "bomb digestion method" according to DIN 51577, part 1 of 1982.

Other relevant standards:

- DIN / EN 14582, characterization of waste, halogen and sulfur content

- DIN 51727, testing of solid fuels, determination of the chlorine content

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