DM1000 Series PVT Testing System

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DM1000 Series PVT Testing System

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Model NumberDM1000

Brand NameXAXIAXI

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DM1000 Series PVT Testing System
Product Introduction
The DM1000 Series PVT Testing System is a high-precision gas phase PVT measurement system based on the Burnett method. It is designed for accurate measurement and automatic control of temperature and pressure during PVT experiments.
The system integrates automatic temperature control, pressure control, data acquisition, and density calculation functions. With advanced PVT Measurement software and PVT Analysis software, the DM1000 can automatically record experimental data, calculate gas density, and support advanced thermophysical property research.
The DM1000 Series PVT Testing System provides high measurement accuracy and stable performance, making it suitable for scientific research, petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, and gas property analysis applications.

Key Features
●Burnett method based PVT measurement for accurate gas phase property analysis.
●Automatic temperature and pressure control with intelligent software operation.
●High temperature stability with fluctuation less than ±50 mK/15 min.
●High precision pressure measurement with uncertainty below ±30 kPa.
●Automatic data acquisition and recording of temperature and pressure parameters.
●Automatic density calculation through PVT Analysis software.
●Expandable system design supporting additional thermophysical property testing modules.
●User-friendly software interface for experiment control and data processing.

Working Principle
The DM1000 Series PVT Testing System uses the Burnett method, a recognized high-accuracy technique for gas property measurement.
During testing, the sample gas is introduced into the measurement system, and the system automatically controls and stabilizes temperature and pressure conditions. The PVT Measurement software continuously monitors and records the equilibrium temperature and pressure values.
Based on the measured pressure-volume-temperature data, the PVT Analysis software automatically calculates gas density and related thermophysical properties.
The automated control system ensures stable experimental conditions, improving measurement repeatability and reducing manual operation errors.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Measurement Principle	Burnett Method
Temperature Range	-30–120℃
Temperature Stability	±50 mK / 15 min
Temperature Measurement Uncertainty	< ±50 mK
Pressure Measurement Range	0–13.8 MPa
Pressure Sensor Accuracy	0.1%
Pressure Measurement Uncertainty	< ±30 kPa
Temperature Control	Automatic control by PVT Measurement software
Pressure Control	Automatic equilibrium pressure control
Data Acquisition	Automatic temperature and pressure recording
Density Calculation	Automatic calculation by PVT Analysis software
System Expansion	Supports additional thermophysical property testing modules

Applications
Gas Property Research
The DM1000 PVT Testing System is widely used for accurate measurement of gas PVT properties and density analysis.
Petroleum and Energy Industry
Suitable for gas reservoir studies, natural gas property testing, and high-pressure gas research.
Chemical Engineering Research
Used for studying gas behavior, phase properties, and thermodynamic characteristics.
Scientific Research Laboratories
Ideal for universities, research institutes, and laboratories requiring precise PVT measurements.
Thermophysical Property Testing
The expandable design allows integration with additional testing modules for advanced material property analysis.

DM1000 PVT Testing System vs Conventional PVT Measurement Equipment

Feature	DM1000 Series PVT Testing System	Conventional PVT Equipment
Measurement Method	Burnett method high precision measurement	Various traditional methods
Temperature Control	Automatic intelligent control	Manual or limited control
Pressure Control	Automatic pressure balance control	Manual adjustment required
Data Recording	Fully automatic acquisition	Manual recording often required
Density Calculation	Automatic software calculation	Additional processing required
Measurement Stability	High stability ±50 mK/15 min	Lower stability
Expandability	Supports additional thermophysical modules	Limited expansion capability

FAQ
1. What is the measurement principle of the DM1000 PVT Testing System?
The DM1000 uses the Burnett method, a high-precision technique for gas phase pressure-volume-temperature measurement.
2. What parameters can the system measure?
The system automatically measures temperature and pressure and can calculate gas density using PVT analysis software.
3. What is the maximum pressure range of the DM1000?
The system supports pressure measurements from 0 to 13.8 MPa.
4. Is temperature control automatic?
Yes. The PVT Measurement software automatically controls the temperature to the preset value and maintains stable conditions.
5. Can the DM1000 be expanded for other tests?
Yes. Additional thermophysical property testing modules can be integrated according to research requirements.

FAQ
1. What is the measurement principle of the DM1000 PVT Testing System?
The DM1000 uses the Burnett method, a high-precision technique for gas phase pressure-volume-temperature measurement.
2. What parameters can the system measure?
The system automatically measures temperature and pressure and can calculate gas density using PVT analysis software.
3. What is the maximum pressure range of the DM1000?
The system supports pressure measurements from 0 to 13.8 MPa.
4. Is temperature control automatic?
Yes. The PVT Measurement software automatically controls the temperature to the preset value and maintains stable conditions.
5. Can the DM1000 be expanded for other tests?
Yes. Additional thermophysical property testing modules can be integrated according to research requirements.