EN14538 Ca, K,Mg And Na Content In FAME by ICP

2026-06-02

Detection Target

Determination of Ca, K, Mg and Na content in Fatty acid methyl ester (FAME)

Overview

HKL-14538 conforms to EN14538 Fat and oil derivatives - Fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) - Determination of Ca, K, Mg and Na content by optical emission spectral analysis with inductively coupled plasma (ICP OES).

Elemental composition of biodiesel is required for product quality-control, auto-engine life, emissions control, and researching appropriate additives. The use of microwave assisted acid digestion reaction system to prepare neat biodiesel (B100) samples in an aqueous medium for simultaneous inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometer (ICP-OES) analyses is reported. Biodiesel produced by transesterification reaction was subjected to the test method using calibration standards prepared in an aqueous medium. Significant correlation for the spiked B100 samples, instrument detection limits, accuracy, and precision data showed that elemental concentrations can easily be determined within the specified limits. The method avoids switching any of the ICP-OES accessories required for high organic loads. This method is most appropriately devised for biodiesel analysis than petrochemicals analysis.

Technical Parameters

Table1. Main Technical Parameters of HKL-14538

High Frequency Generator

Working Frequency

27.12MHz

Stability

0.05

Output power

800W1600W

Stability

≤0.05

Matching method

Automatic

Scanning spectrometer

Light path

Czerny turner

Focal length

1000mm

Raster specification

Ion-etched holographic grating, engraved line density 2400L/ mm; scribed area (80 × 110) mm

Line dispersion reciprocal

0.26nm/m

Resolution

≤0.015nm(2400 wire grating)

Main host Parameters

Scanning wavelength range

195nm800nm2400L/mm wire grating

Repeatability

RSD≤1.5

Stability

RSD≤2.0

Typical element spectrum and curve

EN 14538


ICP-OES


ICP for FAME


EN 14538


ICP-OES


ICP for FAME


EN 14538

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