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Reduce risk and maintain compliance with our specialist risk management services.

We’re proud to be a leading provider of complete life cycle risk management solutions. From ensuring asset safety and legal compliance with our thorough engineering inspections to driving operational efficiency with our specialist non-destructive testing services, (and much more in between), we’re proud of the long-lasting partnerships we have formed with our customers over the last 160 years, based on the value of our solutions.

Carbon, Nitrogen & Sulphur Analysis

Chemical analysis of carbon, nitrogen, and sulphur is essential for understanding the composition, properties, and behaviour of various materials and environmental samples. Accurate analysis of these elements plays a vital role in quality control, environmental monitoring, research, and process optimization across diverse industries.

At BES Group, we carry out Carbon, Nitrogen and Sulphur analysis using specialised LECO analytical equipment. These analyses help to determine the elemental composition of metals, and using infrared absorption techniques, we can measure how much heat is transferred in the sample, which measures the trace levels of combustible gases within the material.

Manufacturing processes can sometimes cause inconsistencies or irregularities within metals, so it is important to carry out chemical analysis to find out if there are any combustible gases present, and if the levels of gases present are acceptable for quality control and production standards.

 

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We can detect trace levels of combustible gases with Chemical Analysis

Materials we test to determine Carbon and Sulphur:

  • Nickel Alloys
  • Ferrous based alloys
  • Aluminium alloys

Materials we test to determine Nitrogen:

  • High and low alloyed steels
  • Nickel and cobalt alloys
  • Plain carbon steels

Are you concerned about the levels of Carbon, Nitrogen and Sulphur in your metals?

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Ensuring safety and quality with our analytical services

Measuring trace levels of combustible gases in metals in an important stage of any manufacturing process. Trace levels of Carbon, Nitrogen and Sulphur can have detrimental effects on the quality and properties of metals. High levels of these gases can impact the structural integrity of the metal and cause defects such as:

  • Porosity
  • Inclusions
  • Cracking

By measuring and controlling the level of combustible gases, you can have confidence in the quality and safety of your products and improve process efficiency.

Combining Chemical and Mechanical testing for complete peace of mind

Carbon, Nitrogen and Sulphur analysis is beneficial to many industries and applications, where achieving a precise elemental composition is crucial for enhancing performance and ensuring the longevity of products. Our team of technicians are on hand to support you with testing to the required standards or customer specifications. We can also combine chemical analysis and mechanical test methods to give you a complete understanding of your material’s properties.

Why Choose Us?

35,000 satisfied customers

We've built a strong reputation for providing exceptional service to over 35,000 satisfied customers from diverse industries. Our unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction has resulted in long-standing partnerships and unwavering trust.

Decades of experience

Our team of expert inspectors have decades of experience in testing, and they have the expertise to identify and interpret the flaws in your materials.

Destructive Testing Experience

Our team of expert inspectors have decades of experience in Destructive Testing method, and they have the expertise to identify and interpret the flaws in your materials.

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