Kaiser Raman Optograf Process Analyzer
Turn-key process Raman analyzer for quantitative chemical composition measurements
The Kaiser Raman Optograf process analyzer is an industry-leading, turn-key, laser-based analyzer that provides quantitative chemical composition measurements using Raman spectroscopy. The design of the Optograf process analyzer incorporates customer requirements for serviceability and hazard-area certification, provides a compact footprint, and minimizes utilities consumption. The high optical efficiency of the Optograf process Raman analyzer makes it ideal for measurement of gas-phase samples.
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Gas probe providing reliable, quantitative gas-phase measurements in chemical processes.
Kaiser Raman Pilot-E Probe for LNG
Liquids probe for in situ process analyses in cryogenic environments.
Kaiser Raman Calibration Tool
Easy-to-use calibration protocol for quantitative spectral analysis.
Benefits
- Non-destructive analysis of gases, including homonuclear diatomics (H2, N2, O2)
- Compact, smaller than most wall-mount GCs
- Can replace up to four traditional analyzers with a single base unit and four probes
- Rugged with minimal utility requirements, no sample transport, and no consumables (columns, valves, gases, pumps)
- Minimal analyzer technician time with maximum technician safety (no toxic gases are transported to the analyzer)
- Measures four streams simultaneously for faster multi-channel results
- -20°C to + 50°C operating environment
Field of application
Process measurement points:
- Steam methane reformers
- Gasifiers (coal, petcoke, waste, biomass)
- Shift converters
- Hydrotreaters
- Hydrocrackers
- CO2 removal
- Finished product synthesis loops
Typical industries:
- Hydrogen production/purity
- HyCO production
- Methanol production
- Ammonia production
- Hydrogen recycle
- Gas turbine fuel feed
- Synthetic natural gas/IGCC power plants
- LNG baseload custody transfer
- LNG rundown to storage tanks
- LNG mixed refrigerant optimization
Features and Specifications
Measuring principle
Raman spectroscopy
Laser wavelength
532 nm
Spectral coverage
150-3425 cm-1 (532 nm)
Environmental
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C
Humidity: 20–80% RH, non-condensing
Power
Input Voltage: 100-240 VAC; 50-60 Hz standard
Max power: <300 Watts on startup; <200 Watts typical
Warm-up time
Base model: 120 minutes
Unit dimensions (mm)
(W x H x D) 18.0 in x 32.85 in x 10.0 in (45.72 cm x 83.44 cm x 25.4 cm)
Weight (kg)
61.2 (135 lb)
Number of probes
Up to four, each with a dedicated laser for simultaneous measurements
Connection Interface
Modbus (TCP/IP or RS485)
Packaging
IP 56 Wall-mounted, sealed/purged enclosure
Certifications
ATEX, IECEx, CE, KC, CSA
Documents/ Manuals/Software
Brochures:
Kaiser Optograf Analyzer Datasheet
Laser-based composition analyzer
AN ME0 – Methanol Production Analytics Overview
Methanol production and key measurement points for Raman-based optical analysis
AN AM0 – Ammonia Production Analytics Overview
Ammonia production and key measurement points for Raman-based optical analysis
AN HH0 – Hydrogen Production Analytics Overview
Hydrogen production and key measurement points for Raman-based optical analysis
AN HY0 – HyCO Production Analytics Overview
HyCO production and key measurement points for Raman-based optical analysis
AN SY0 – IGCC Plant SNG Production Analytics Overview
SNG production and key measurement points for Raman-based optical analysis
Kaiser Raman Application Guide
For gas streams and LNG in the Oil & Gas and Chemical Industries
NEWS
2020 Pharma Innovation Award
Our Kaiser Raman bIO-PRO, KS bioprocessing probe was recently selected as a 2020 Pharma Innovation Award winner by Pharma Manufacturing Magazine!
The Kaiser Raman bIO-PRO, KS probe provides fast, accurate measurement of key bioprocess variables from lab-to-process. It is an exciting advancement in our already well-established Kaiser Raman bioprocess product portfolio.
SUCCESS STORIES
Advanced bioprocess control
Learn how Kaiser Raman technology helped Nicro eliminate time-consuming offline sampling in favor of real-time monitoring of critical parameters in fermentation processes.
NEWS
2021 Williams-Wright Award
Dr. Ian R. Lewis, Director of Marketing at Kaiser Optical Systems, has been named the 2021 Williams-Wright Award recipient by The Coblentz Society for his significant contributions to vibrational spectroscopy. The award was presented during the 2021 Pittcon Conference & Expo.