ASTM D8150
Standard Test Method for Determination of Organic Chloride Content in Crude Oil by Distillation Followed by Detection Using Combustion Ion Chromatography
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ASTM D8150 is a standard test method for determining organic chloride content in crude oil by distillation followed by detection using combustion ion chromatography. It provides a defined laboratory approach for measuring chloride-related contaminants that may affect processing and quality control. By combining distillation with a sensitive detection step, the method supports more consistent evaluation of crude oil samples and helps users make informed decisions in testing and compliance workflows.
ASTM D8150 standard overview
This ASTM standard focuses on a specific analytical procedure for crude oil: first distillation, then detection of organic chloride using combustion ion chromatography. The title indicates a test method rather than a product specification, so its value is in providing a repeatable way to measure a targeted property in petroleum samples. ASTM D8150 is therefore relevant to laboratories that need a technical document for standardized analysis, reporting consistency, and controlled test execution.
Where is ASTM D8150 used?
This standard is commonly used in laboratory settings that evaluate crude oil quality and chemistry before or during downstream processing. It is relevant where organic chloride content must be measured with a defined test method, especially in petroleum testing workflows that rely on distillation and instrumental detection. ASTM D8150 may also support internal quality control programs, incoming material checks, and documentation tied to crude oil handling or procurement decisions.
Practical importance of ASTM D8150
In practice, ASTM D8150 helps create a consistent basis for measuring organic chloride content in crude oil, which can be important for product evaluation and risk reduction. Using a recognized ASTM method supports comparability between laboratories and helps align testing with quality and compliance expectations. The standard can also aid procurement and operational decisions by giving buyers, refiners, and lab personnel a clearer, more repeatable view of sample composition.
- Crude oil testing by a defined method
- Distillation-based sample preparation
- Combustion ion chromatography detection
- Organic chloride measurement focus
- Laboratory quality control support
- Publication Date: 2022-11-01
- Publisher: ASTM
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