Step into the future of fuel testing with the IQT system, an innovative CVCC instrument that has been leading the way in the industry since its inception in 1998. As the trusted referee test method in EN 15940, which governs paraffinic fuels in Europe, the IQT system is synonymous with precision, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. With a smaller sample size, reduced combustion air requirements, and budget-friendly reference materials, it’s a choice like no other. Whether you’re a fuel blending enthusiast or a pioneer in fuel research, the IQT’s unwavering precision and accuracy have you covered. And with a track record of over 200 installations worldwide, some with more than 100,000 test runs, the IQT system has proven its trustworthiness time and time again.
Introducing the IQT TALM Precision Package: Elevate Your Fuel Testing
The IQT TALM Precision Package is a game-changer for fuel testing. It takes the standard LM system and enhances it with eight upgrade kits that bring automation, precision, and user-friendliness to their peak. For those seeking an all-inclusive solution, the TALM Precision Package bundles five primary TALM kits, elevating precision and usability.
TALM-K1: The Elevating Control Cabinet
This cabinet serves as the electronic interface for other automated components, a must-have for kits K3 to K6 and K10.
TALM-K2: IQT System and Control Software
The IQT TALM software offers advanced test monitoring with high visibility, accessible from any location in your lab. It simplifies calibration through automated, unattended mode testing, enhancing productivity and convenience.
TALM-K3: Nozzle Tip Temperature Control
This kit boosts IQT precision and eliminates manual coolant flow adjustments (requires TALM K1 and K2 kits).
TALM-K4: Combustion Chamber Tail Temperature Control
Enhance IQT precision by removing the need for manual coolant flow adjustments in the combustion chamber tail (requires TALM-K1 and K2 kits).
TALM-K6: Electronic Coolant Flow Indicator
Bid farewell to manual coolant flow checks at the start and end of an operating period. Kit K6 provides automated digital coolant flow indication within IQT™ System Software (ISS) (requires TALM-K1 and K2 kits).
Explore Additional TALM Upgrade Kits
TALM-K7: Electronic Pressure Regulator Panel (optional)
Take automation and precision to the next level with this panel, which controls gas stream pressures and monitors cylinder gas levels. It eliminates the need for manual gas pressure adjustments, enhances precision, and provides warnings about low gas levels.
TALM-K8: Improved Heater Monitoring Tool (coming soon)
TALM-K9: Self-Sealing Fuel Reservoirs with Filling Cleaning Station
Enhance productivity, safety, and fuel handling with self-sealing reservoirs that can be filled remotely. Prepare samples in advance for faster testing and increased efficiency.
TALM-K10: Waste Fuel Container
Automate fuel level monitoring in the waste fuel container to prevent spills. Get operator alerts through the TALM-K2 graphical user interface (requires TALM-K1 and K2 kits).
Key Features That Set IQT Apart
ASTM D6890-18 extends the testing range (31.5 to 75.1 DCN) with enhanced precision.
Sensitive to cetane improver additives and minor fuel quality variations.
Measures high levels of cetane improver (3000 ppm+ 2EHN) without negative carryover effects.
Ideal for testing highly paraffinic fuels from synthesis or hydro-treatment.
Automated, quiet operation for ease of use.
Short test time (under 20 minutes) ensures high productivity.
Small sample size (less than 100 mL) reduces resource consumption.
Rugged system with low operating and maintenance costs.
Easy maintenance access.
Proven safety track record over the years.
Trusted for testing B100 and various biodiesel fuels from diverse sources.
FAQs about the IQT Totally Automated Laboratory Model
What is the IQT system, and why is it significant in fuel testing?
The IQT system is a cutting-edge CVCC (Constant Volume Combustion Chamber) instrument that has been at the forefront of fuel testing since 1998. It’s significant because it serves as the referee test method in EN 15940, governing paraffinic fuels in Europe, making it a proven, reliable, and precise instrument with low operating costs.
What are the key advantages of the IQT system?
The IQT system boasts advantages such as a small sample size, reduced specification combustion air, and cost-effective reference materials. It offers exceptional precision, making it a valuable tool for fuel blending and research purposes. With over 200 installations worldwide and a trusted track record, it’s a symbol of reliability.
What is the IQT TALM Precision Package, and how does it enhance the standard IQT system?
The IQT TALM Precision Package is a set of upgrade kits designed to elevate the automation, precision, and user-friendliness of the standard IQT system. It includes kits like TALM-K1 (System Control Cabinet), TALM-K2 (IQT System and Control Software), and more, all aimed at improving the overall testing experience.
Can I customize my IQT TALM Precision Package with specific upgrade kits?
Absolutely! The TALM Precision Package offers flexibility with eight available upgrade kits. You can choose the kits that best suit your needs, and if you prefer a comprehensive solution, you can opt for the TALM Precision Package, which bundles five primary TALM kits.
How does the TALM-K7 Electronic Pressure Regulator Panel benefit IQT operators?
The TALM-K7 panel enhances automation and precision by controlling all three gas stream pressures and monitoring gas levels in cylinders. It eliminates the need for manual gas pressure adjustments, ensures stable gas pressures, and alerts operators when gas cylinders are nearly empty to prevent test interruptions.
What are the key features that set the IQT system apart from other fuel testing instruments?
The IQT system stands out with its extended testing range (31.5 to 75.1 DCN), sensitivity to cetane improver additives, ability to measure high levels of cetane improver without carryover effects, suitability for testing highly paraffinic fuels, automation, quiet operation, short test times, small sample size, low operating costs, and a proven safety track record.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) about the IQT Automated Laboratory Model
Q1: What is the IQT Automated Laboratory Model, and why is it significant in fuel testing?
A: The IQT Automated Laboratory Model is a state-of-the-art Constant Volume Combustion Chamber (CVCC) instrument that has been a pioneering force in the field of fuel testing since its introduction in 1998. It holds immense significance because it serves as the referee test method in EN 15940, the governing body for paraffinic fuels in Europe. This makes the IQT system a proven, reliable, and precise instrument with a track record of low operating costs.
Q2: What sets the IQT Automated Laboratory Model apart from other fuel testing instruments?
A: The IQT Automated Laboratory Model stands out due to several key features:
- Extended testing range (31.5 to 75.1 DCN) with enhanced precision.
- Sensitivity to cetane improver additives and minor fuel quality variations.
- Capability to measure high levels of cetane improver (3000 ppm+ 2EHN) without negative carryover effects.
- Ideal for testing highly paraffinic fuels produced from synthesis or hydro-treatment.
- Automated, quiet operation for user convenience.
- Short test time (under 20 minutes) for high productivity.
- Small sample size (less than 100 mL) reduces resource consumption.
- Rugged system with low operating and maintenance costs.
- Easy maintenance access.
- Proven safety track record over the years.
Q3: What is the IQT TALM Precision Package, and how does it enhance the standard IQT system?
A: The IQT TALM Precision Package is a set of upgrade kits designed to elevate the automation, precision, and user-friendliness of the standard IQT system. It includes kits like TALM-K1 (System Control Cabinet), TALM-K2 (IQT System and Control Software), and more, all aimed at improving the overall testing experience.
Q4: Can I customize my IQT TALM Precision Package with specific upgrade kits?
A: Absolutely! The TALM Precision Package offers flexibility with eight available upgrade kits. You can choose the kits that best suit your needs, and if you prefer a comprehensive solution, you can opt for the TALM Precision Package, which bundles five primary TALM kits.
Q5: How does the TALM-K7 Electronic Pressure Regulator Panel benefit IQT operators?
A: The TALM-K7 panel enhances automation and precision by controlling all three gas stream pressures and monitoring gas levels in cylinders. It eliminates the need for manual gas pressure adjustments, ensures stable gas pressures, and alerts operators when gas cylinders are nearly empty to prevent test interruptions.
Q6: Can the IQT system test biodiesel fuels, and if so, from what sources?
A: Yes, the IQT system has a proven testing capability for B100 and various biodiesel fuels from different sources. It is versatile and adaptable for a wide range of fuel types.
Conclusion:
The IQT Automated Laboratory Model is a game-changer in the field of fuel testing. Its precision, reliability, and cost-efficiency have made it the gold standard, with a proven track record of over two decades. With the added benefits of the IQT TALM Precision Package, tailored to meet your specific needs, this system offers unparalleled convenience and accuracy in fuel testing. If you’re looking to enhance your fuel testing processes, IQT should be your top choice. Feel free to contact our expert team to explore how the IQT system can cater to your specific requirements and experience the future of fuel testing today.
