UOP 924-00
Nickel, Tungsten, Sodium and Aluminum in Hydrocracking Catalysts by ICP-AES
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About This Item
UOP 924-00 is a laboratory test method for measuring nickel, tungsten, sodium, and aluminum in hydrocracking catalysts by ICP-AES. It is relevant when refinery and catalyst laboratories need a controlled way to evaluate catalyst composition and confirm key metal content for technical review, quality verification, or incoming material assessment. By focusing on these specific elements, the method supports consistent analytical reporting for hydrocracking catalyst work, where accurate composition data can influence process understanding, material comparison, and documentation. UOP 924-00 is therefore a practical reference for teams that rely on instrumental testing in catalyst-related petroleum and chemical laboratory workflows.
Purpose of UOP 924-00
The purpose of UOP 924-00 is to provide an instrumental analytical method for determining selected metals and elements in hydrocracking catalysts. Using ICP-AES, the method is suited to laboratory measurement of nickel, tungsten, sodium, and aluminum in a catalyst matrix, giving technical users a defined approach for elemental evaluation. This supports analytical chemistry tasks where composition data must be reviewed with consistency and traceability. For buyers comparing methods, the title signals a focused lab technique rather than a broad process test, making it relevant to teams that need clear elemental results for catalyst characterization and method selection.
Laboratory use of UOP 924-00
UOP 924-00 may be used in refinery laboratories, catalyst testing labs, and petrochemical technical groups that handle hydrocracking catalyst analysis. It is especially relevant for laboratory analysts, analytical chemists, QA/QC personnel, and technical reviewers who need elemental data to support catalyst evaluation or internal documentation. In practice, the method fits workflows where samples are checked for composition consistency before use, during qualification, or as part of routine review of catalyst materials. Its instrument-based format makes it suitable for organizations that standardize elemental testing across laboratory operations.
Practical importance of UOP 924-00
The practical value of UOP 924-00 is its ability to support dependable composition data for hydrocracking catalysts, which can help teams compare materials and document results with greater confidence. For day-to-day laboratory work, that matters when consistent analytical output is needed for quality control, technical assessment, or review of catalyst supply and performance-related information. The method also helps reduce ambiguity in reporting by focusing on defined elements measured by ICP-AES. For organizations that depend on laboratory decisions, this kind of standardized elemental testing supports clearer communication between lab staff, engineers, and quality specialists.
- Hydrocracking catalyst elemental analysis
- ICP-AES instrumental testing
- Nickel, tungsten, sodium, and aluminum
- Refinery and catalyst laboratory workflows
- QA/QC and technical review support
- Composition verification for catalyst materials
- Publisher: UOP
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