Copper Corrosion Test Apparatus

A Copper Corrosion Test Apparatus is a laboratory instrument used to evaluate the corrosiveness of petroleum products or other substances toward copper surfaces. The test involves immersing a clean copper strip into the sample being tested. The copper strip typically conforms to specific dimensions and surface finish standards. It is commonly employed in the petroleum industry for quality control purposes to assess the potential of petroleum products, such as gasoline, diesel, lubricating oils, and greases, to corrode copper-containing components in storage tanks, pipelines, and engines. To ensure homogeneity and consistent exposure, the Copper Corrosion Test Apparatus may include an agitation mechanism, such as a magnetic stirrer or shaking platform.

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