High temperature Simdist analysis using the new MXT-1 HT Simdist phase. Jaap de Zeeuw and Gary Stidsen Restek corporation, Bellefonte, PA, USA

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High temperature Simdist analysis using the new MXT-1 HT Simdist phase Jaap de Zeeuw and Gary Stidsen Restek corporation, Bellefonte, PA, USA

Simulated Distillation Determination of the boiling point distribution of the sample by using the gas chromatographic separation as a simulation for the distillation process Biggest advantage Its Fast and Simple Saves $ and time

Needs High temperature stable phases reproducible boiling point measurement Must be PDMS, for calibration with historical data Constant retention times for reproducible calibration Acceptable life time GC capillary columns that can withstand temperatures up to 450 C for longer periods

Challenges Fused silica solutions are not stable (column breakage) Commercial Metal columns not consistent in retention/separation not consistent in life time (develop bleed) are very expensive

Simulated Distillation what is this? Chromatographic procedure designed to mimic (simulate) the physical process of distilling crude oils and petroleum products Establishes a correlation between retention time and boiling point Results are used to control refining operations Results are also an indicator of the range of products that can be produce from a starting material and their potential yield

Why High Temperature Distillation? Improved characterization of crude leads to better control of final product Increased profit margin Increased gas oil yield Increased profit margin

Simulated Distillation ASTM methods Methods can be be classified by by Boiling Point and Hydrocarbon ranges ASTM nr Range Column Injection D2887 C5 - C44 0.88-3 um PDMS 10/0.53 neat D7213 (2887-ext) C5 - C60 0.15-1.2 um PDMS diluted D3710 gasoline upto C14 2.65 um PDMS 10/0.53 neat D5307 crude upto C42 0.2 um PDMS, 5/0.53 diluted D6352 C10- C90 0.2 um PDMS, 5/0.53 diluted D7500 C7 - C110 0.2 um PDMS, 5/0.53 diluted D7169 C5 -C100 0.2 um PDMS, 5/0.53 diluted

Simulated Distillation A A 3 A 4 A 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 A 9 A 10 Retention time 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 The chromatogram of the sample is divided into time slices The software determines the area count for each slice

Retention Time vs Boiling Point

Needs for accurate Simulated Distillation High temperature stable columns Low Bleed phases Sufficient loadability Reproducible quantification Sample introduction Integration

Simdist with fused silica Big Problem area.. FS Standard fused silica column polyimide coated, type Inferno Polyimide outside coating seriously damaged This will happen with ALL fused silica columns

Boiling Range Distribution of Heavy Petroleum Products Need to elute hydrocarbons from C4 up to C100 - C120 Short Short columns High High Flow Flow rates rates Stable Stable at at T >>400C Low Low bleed bleed High High efficiency 5 m 0.53mm MXT MXT Siltek Siltekdeactivation // Rxi Rxitechnology Smooth, defined defined metal metal surface surface

Optimize strength/robustness of capillary Application of MXT Metal capillary tubing

MXT tubing extreme strong Virtually unbreakable, self straightening Stable up to 450C Can be bended / coiled on small radius Stabilizes the stationary phase winded on standard cage special cutting tools available For Simdist a MUST to use 0.53mm MXT MXT columns provide provide reliability No No column column breakage possible!

New, easy accessable column cage MXT is is nicely winded on on a cage Easy to to install, handle and unwind..

New columns for Simdist Use Ultra Smooth MXT tubing, Siltek and Rxi basics, generating Lowest bleed columns Highest efficiency Outperforms both Agilent and Varian

For Simulated Distillation, we have to use pure 100% dimethyl siloxane Stabilizing groups cannot be permitted. 100% PDMS provides best simulation of BP-range Results can be compared with historical data PDMS can be stabilized by Ladder technology (systematical cross-bonds between polymer chains Surface deactivation

Bleed Comparison SAME phase, DIFFERENT surface.. IP deactivation Siltek deactivation 340 C 360 C 380 C

Siltek deactivated surfaces STABILIZE the stationary phase; Lower bleed Higher Tmax Reproducible retention times (less calibrations) Longer column life time This is all IDEAL for SimDist applications..

Advantages of Stabilized GC Phases for Simdist applications Reduced noise operating high temperature FID systems improved determination higher hydrocarbons Better end-point determination Reproducible retention times/ calibration as the phase will not bleed out of the column.. Longer column life time Short stabilization times Reduced detector contamination

D-2887 Simdis Column Column ;10m, ;10m, 0.53mm 0.53mm ID, ID, 2.65µm 2.65µm Rtx -2887 Rtx -2887 Injection Injection Direct Direct injection, injection, 1.0µL 1.0µL of of a a 0.1 0.1 to to 0.01 0.01 wt wt % hydrocarbon hydrocarbon standard standard in in carbon carbon disulfide. disulfide. Oven Oven temp. temp. 35 C 35 C to to 360 C 360 C @15 C/min. @15 C/min. (hold (hold 5 5 min.) min.) Inj. Inj. & & det. det. temp.360 C temp.360 C Carrier Carrier gas gas N2, N2, 112cm/sec. 112cm/sec. (15mL/min.) (15mL/min.) Low Low Bleed Bleed

ASTM spec In order to be approved for ASTM D86 and 6352, 7169 and 7500 Resolution between C50 and C52 > 2.0, running under ASTM conditions

C50 / C52 Resolution t2 t1 C50 C52 w1 R=2(t2-t1)/(1.699(w2+w1)) w2

Resolution new MXT-1HT-Simdis 5m x 0.53 x 0.2um Column Column MXT -1HT MXT -1HT Sim Sim Dist, Dist, 5m, 5m, 0.53mm 0.53mm ID, ID, 0.20µm 0.20µm Instrument Instrument Shimadzu Shimadzu 2010 2010 Sample Sample C5-C100, C5-C100, 1% 1% in in carbon carbon disulfide; disulfide; Injection Injection 1µL 1µL via via PTV; PTV; Inj. Inj. temp. temp. 53 C 53 C to to 430 C 430 C @ 10 C/min. 10 C/min. (hold (hold 5 5 min.); min.); Carrier Carrier gas gas He, He, constant constant flow; flow; Flow Flow rate rate 18mL/min.; 18mL/min.; Oven Oven temp. temp. 50 C 50 C to to 430 C 430 C @ 10 C/min. 10 C/min. (hold (hold 5 5 min.) min.) ; ; Det. Det. FID FID @ 430 C; 430 C; C50/C52 R = 2.45 2.45 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min)

Comparison of Resolution values C50/C52 R = 1.18 1.18 Varian 5m x 0.53 x 0.17um NOT OK! 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min) C50/C52 R = 2.45 2.45 Restek 5m x 0.53 x 0.2um OK 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min) C50/C52 R = 2.25 2.25 J&W / Agilent 5m x 0.53 x 0.15um OK 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min)

Resolution values The height of this value means for the Restek MXT-1 HT Simdis The surface is homogeneous and very smooth Smooth distribution of the PDMS phase over column length Varian and Agilent have lower efficiencies, which means that columns do do not standard fulfill ASTM requirements....many customers do do NOT know or or realize that..

Column stability / Life time / Nr. of analysis per column Column life time in Simdist application usually is indirect proportional with the level of the bleeding The LOWER the bleed, The LONGER the life time

Comparison of Bleed values Varian 5m x 0.53mm x 0.17µm 53 pa @ 430 ºC Restek 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min) 5m x 0.53mm x 0.2µm 32 32 pa pa @ 430 430 ºC ºC 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min) J&W / Agilent 5m x 0.53mm x 0.15µm 81 81 pa pa @ 430 430 ºC ºC 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min)

Column life time Column life time in Simdist application usually is indirect proportional with the level of the bleeding The LOWER the bleed, The LONGER the life time If If bleed is is 2 x higher, the column looses its film 2 x faster resulting in.. faster decrease of retention times need more calibrations Needs 2x more columns for same number of analysis

Peak Skewness / symmetry of C50 C40 marker Restek SimDist 5m x 0.53 x 0.2um 2ul of C5 C100 C40 marker Agilent (J&W) SimDist 5m x 0.53 x 0.15um 2ul of C5 C100 C40 marker 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 27.0 Time (min) Varian SimDist 5m x 0.53 x 0.17um 2ul of C5 C100 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 Time (min) Note Note that that the the Restek Restek column column has has thickest film film AND AND lowest lowest bleed; bleed; Overloading effects effects will will be be the the smallest 21.0 22.0 23.0 24.0 25.0 26.0 Time (min)

Polywax 655 on the new MXT-1HT-Simdis Column Column MXT -1HT MXT -1HT Sim Sim Dist, Dist, 5m, 5m, 0.53mm 0.53mm ID, ID, 0.20µm 0.20µm Instrument Instrument Shimadzu Shimadzu 2010 2010 Sample Sample C5-C100, C5-C100, 1% 1% in in carbon carbon disulfide; disulfide; Injection Injection 1µL 1µL via via PTV; PTV; Inj. Inj. temp. temp. 53 C 53 C to to 430 C 430 C @ 10 C/min. 10 C/min. (hold (hold 5 5 min.); min.); Carrier Carrier gas gas He, He, constant constant flow; flow; Flow Flow rate rate 18mL/min.; 18mL/min.; Oven Oven temp. temp. 50 C 50 C to to 430 C 430 C @ 10 C/min. 10 C/min. (hold (hold 5 5 min.) min.) ; ; Det. Det. FID FID @ 430 C; 430 C; 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min)

Column Performance-ASTM D7169 (FAST GC) Column 5m.0.53mm 0.1u film HT-Simdist Oven 40C, +30 /min => 430; 1 min

Performance-ASTM D7169 Customer feedback on Beta testing, done by Joaquin Lubkowitz, Separation systems. Authority in petro analysis field and ASTM

C10-C100 calibration standard Column Column 5m 5m x x 0.53mm 0.53mm MXT-1-HT MXT-1-HT Simdis Simdis Inlet Inlet Sep. Sep. systems systems 40C 40C TO TO 430C 430C AT AT 100ºC/min 100ºC/min OVEN 40ºC TO 430ºC 25C/MIN n-c28 n-c30 n-c32 n-c22 n-c24 n-c26 n-c34 n-c36 n-c38 n-c74 n-c76 n-c78 n-c80 n-c82 n-c84 n-c86 n-c88 n-c90 n-c92 n-c94 n-c98 n-c96 n-c100 n-c18 n-c20 n-c42 n-c44 n-c46 n-c48 n-c50 n-c52 n-c54 n-c56 n-c58 n-c60 n-c62 n-c64 n-c66 n-c68 n-c70 n-c72 n-c16 n-c40 n-c14 n-c10 n-c12 800 OVEN 40ºC TO 430ºC 25C/MIN Carrier Carrier He, He, 20 20 ml/min ml/min 600 400 200 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 Signal (pa)

Calibration curve C10-C100 Excellent boiling point calibration curve

n-c100 n-c98 n-c94 n-c96 n-c92 n-c90 n-c88 55 50 45 40 35 At 430ºC, TOTAL offset = 38pA 15.00 15.20 15.40 15.60 15.80 16.00 16.20 16.40 Signal (pa)

C5-C100 n-c22 n-c24 n-c26 n-c28 n-c30 n-c32 n-c34 n-c36 n-c38 n-c58 n-c60 n-c62 n-c64 n-c66 n-c68 n-c70 n-c72 n-c74 n-c78 n-c76 n-c82 n-c80 n-c84 n-c86 n-c88 n-c90 n-c92 n-c94 n-c96 n-c98 n-c100 n-c9 n-c10 n-c11 n-c13 n-c14 n-c15 n-c16 n-c17 n-c18 n-c20 n-c42 n-c44n-c46 n-c56 n-c54 n-c8 n-c48 n-c50 n-c52 n-c5 n-c6 n-c12 n-c40 n-c7 750 SEPARATION SYSTEMS INLET -20C TO 430C AT 25C/MIN OVEN -20C TO 430C 15C/MIN FLOW 20ML/MIN HE 600 450 300 150 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Signal (pa)

Column Resolution of C50-C52- at F lowrate of 25 ml/min R = 2.6 (Spec = > 2)

Hydrocarbons eluting at 435 ºC, 0.2 µl injection CARBON 102,104,106,108 up to C110 40.0 35.0 n-c100 Signal (pa) 30.0 n-c92 n-c94 n-c96 n-c98 25.0 29.0 29.5 30.0 30.5 31.0 31.5

n-c104 n-c106 n-c108 n-c110 n-c98 n-c100 n-c102 n-c96 n-c94 n-c92 n-c90 n-c84 n-c86 n-c88 105.0 90.0 75.0 60.0 45.0 C5-C110-Injection volume = 1 µl 37 pa 37 pa 28.50 29.25 30.00 30.75 31.50 32.25 33.00 Signal (pa)

Extending to C116, Using a Small Liner n-c94 n-c96 n-c98 n-c100 n-c102 n-c104 n-c106 n-c108 n-c110 n-c112 n-c114 n-c116 n-c92 n-c90 n-c88 n-c86 n-c74 n-c76 n-c78 n-c80 n-c82 n-c84 175 150 125 100 C116 75 50 22.50 24.00 25.50 27.00 28.50 Signal (pa)

Column Cutting For installation in a PTV or on-column injector, the column inlet must be well-cut..

MXT Column Cutting A special Tube scorer is developed.. Makes a perfect cut required fro on-column injection.. For 0.25-0.53mm MXT tubing scorer 20523 replacement wheel 20522

For professional cutting of metal capillary columns

Carrier gas considerations Avoid introduction of oxidizers

Impact of oxygen / moisture Increase of bleed Retention times drop fast Peaks will broaden Peaks will tail

Carrier Gas purification Degradation reaction of stationary phase + water/oxygen developes exponentially with temperature.. Need Pure gases Need Elimination of leaks

Summary A new column has been developed for High Temp Simulated Distillation that offers Lower bleed More analysis, lower cost per analysis Less calibrations Higher capacity Less BP-shifting related to concentration effect More Gaussian peak shape meets ASTM D7169 specs Highly competitive Pricing

Acknowledgements Barry Burger, Innovations Scientist Chis English, Innovations Manager Jan Pijpelink, Petrochemical marketing manager