What is BS EN 62697-1 – Test method for quantitative determination for DBDS about?
BS EN 62697-1 is the European standard on sulphur compounds. BS EN 62697-1 is the first part of a multi-series that specifies a test method for the quantitative determination of corrosive sulphur compounds-dibenzyl disulphide (DBDS) in used and unused insulating liquids over a 5 – 600 mg kg–1 concentration range.
Who is BS EN 62697-1- Test method for quantitative determination for DBDS for?
BS EN 62697-1 on test method for quantitative determination for DBDS is relevant to:
- Mechanical industry
- Insulation equipment manufacturer
- Manufacturer of metallic products
- Oil industry
- Electrical engineers
- Chemical industry
Why should you use BS EN 62697-1 - Test method for quantitative determination for DBDS?
DBDS includes aromatic disulfide containing two benzyl functionalities with a molecular formula C14H14S2, a nominal molecular mass of 246, and a melting point of 71 – 72 °C.
BS EN 62697-1 gives specifications including definitions, abbreviations, sampling, procedure, interferences, apparatus, data system, standard materials, instrument set-up, and precision data that ensures the quality of corrosive sulphur compounds.
Overall BS EN 62697-1 helps to demonstrate the test performance and diagnostic procedures for determining the DBDS, ensuring that they play a positive role in the operational efficiency and reliability of the overall corrosive sulfur compounds.
