Carbon Residue Apparatus (Rams Bottom) Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TM-11604
Quick Answer: The Carbon Residue Apparatus (Rams Bottom) measures the carbon deposit an oil leaves after evaporation under specified conditions, using six coking bulbs held in a heated solid metal bath. Bath temperature can be controlled with a pyrometer.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Solid metal bath holding 6 coking bulbs.
Heating elements arranged around the bath.
Bath temperature controllable by a pyrometer.
6 coking bulbs supplied.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Bath
Solid metal, takes 6 coking bulbs
Heating
Elements around the bath
Temperature control
Pyrometer
Bulbs supplied
6 coking bulbs
About This Product
Oil samples in the coking bulbs are heated in the metal bath until they evaporate, and the carbon deposit left behind is then measured. The bath takes six bulbs at a time, with the heating elements around it under pyrometer control.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many coking bulbs does the bath take?
The solid metal bath accommodates six coking bulbs, and six bulbs are supplied with the apparatus.
How is the bath temperature controlled?
Heating elements surround the bath, and the temperature may be controlled by a pyrometer.
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