CORR Instruments T220 P2200-R High-Temperature High-Pressure Electrochemical Electrode User Manual

User manual for CORR Instruments' T220 P2200‑R high‑temperature, high‑pressure electrochemical electrode, covering safety, installation, calibration and…


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Brand
CORR Instruments
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
36
File format
PDF
File size
820 KB
Published
01 October, 2026
Updated
01 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual provides detailed information on the high‑temperature, high‑pressure electrochemical electrode series, including reference, auxiliary, working, ORP and glass‑based pH electrodes. The electrodes are sealed with the patented QUEON® material and are rated for up to 350 °C and 50 MPa (7500 psi), making them suitable for demanding environments such as nuclear, petrochemical, aerospace and deep‑sea research.

Safety is emphasized throughout: users must understand high‑pressure hazards, use Swagelok fittings, avoid rotating components, and keep personnel away from the test area during pressurization. The guide also explains proper cleaning, storage, and calibration procedures to ensure reliable performance and longevity of the electrodes. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Safety Warnings
  • Reference Electrode Calibration
  • Auxiliary Electrode
  • Working Electrode
  • ORP Electrode
  • Glass‑Based pH Electrode
  • Cleaning and Maintenance
  • Appendix

Specifications

Maximum operating temperature350 °C
Maximum operating pressure50 MPa (7500 psi)
Voltage range-2500 mV to +2500 mV
Accuracy± 7 mV
Sensitive element (reference electrode)Ag/AgCl
Sealing materialQUEON®
QUEON® pressure rating at 25 °C13000 psi (90 MPa)
Helium leak rate (heated to 320 °C)2 × 10⁻⁸ cc He/sec

Frequently asked questions

What safety precautions are required when installing the high‑temperature high‑pressure electrode?

Operators must understand high‑pressure hazards, be familiar with Swagelok fittings, read the manual carefully, avoid rotating any electrode components, and keep personnel away from the test area, preferably using a controlled or enclosed environment.

What are the maximum temperature and pressure ratings of the electrode?

The electrode can operate up to 350 °C and 50 MPa (7500 psi).

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