8 Holes Kjeldahl Nitrogen Analyzer

The protein analyzer (commonly known as the nitrogen determination instrument) is designed and manufactured based on the international Kjeldahl method. The main body of the instrument uses a steam automatic control generator. With the cooperation of a liquid level regulator, the steam is made in tens of seconds. Stable output in time for use by the still. The lye under the control of the first executive body flows through the distillation tube into the quantitative digestion tube, so that the ammonia fixed in the acid liquid volatilizes under alkaline conditions. The steam under the control of the second executive agency distills the sample under alkaline conditions to completely volatilize the ammonia. The volatilized ammonia is condensed by the condenser, completely fixed in boric acid, and then titrated with standard acid to At the end point, calculate the nitrogen content, and then multiply it by the protein conversion factor to get the protein content.