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ASTM D5564

Standard Test Method for Determination of the Total Ammonia Contained in Sulfonated or Sulfated Oils

Standard by ASTM, 2018-09-28

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ASTM D5564 is the ASTM standard titled Standard Test Method for Determination of the Total Ammonia Contained in Sulfonated or Sulfated Oils, and it provides a defined approach for measuring total ammonia in these materials. This matters for users who need consistent analytical results when evaluating product composition, quality, or compliance. By focusing on a specific chemical determination, the standard supports more reliable testing and clearer comparison between samples from different batches, suppliers, or production runs.

Overview of ASTM D5564

The purpose of ASTM D5564 is to establish a standardized test method for determining the total ammonia present in sulfonated or sulfated oils. As an ASTM standard, it gives laboratories and quality teams a common technical reference for carrying out the analysis in a repeatable way. That consistency is important when the measured ammonia content is used for product evaluation, specification checks, or routine control of materials. ASTM D5564 helps align testing practices around one recognized method.

Common use cases of ASTM D5564

This standard is commonly used in laboratory and quality control settings where sulfonated or sulfated oils must be examined for total ammonia content. It may support incoming material checks, batch release testing, supplier verification, or internal product assessment. ASTM D5564 is especially relevant when analytical results need to be documented in a consistent format for technical review, procurement decisions, or compliance records. It is a practical reference for organizations that routinely test these oil-based materials.

Benefits of using ASTM D5564

Using ASTM D5564 can improve confidence in test results by providing a recognized method for a specific chemical measurement. That helps reduce variation between laboratories and supports more consistent reporting across materials and production lots. For buyers and manufacturers, the standard can also simplify specification language and make procurement comparisons easier. In practice, ASTM D5564 supports quality control, product evaluation, and risk reduction by giving stakeholders a shared testing framework.

  • Total ammonia determination
  • Sulfonated or sulfated oil testing
  • Laboratory quality control
  • Specification and compliance support
  • Repeatable analytical reporting
SKU: 1a3a09c0fcb6

  • Publication Date: 2018-09-28
  • Publisher: ASTM

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