Chemical Laboratory

آزمایش فروآلیاژ

About the chemical laboratory of Iran Ferrosilice Company

The chemical laboratory of Iran Ferrosilice has been operational since 1995, coinciding with the establishment of the factory. Specializing in chemical analysis of ferroalloys, metal minerals, and carbon materials, the laboratory conducts internal tests and serves as a trusted authority for testing these items.

In a bid to enhance customer satisfaction and elevate the quality of testing procedures, the laboratory has resolved to establish and implement a Laboratory Qualification Certification System. This system is based on the international standard ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and incorporates best professional practices.

So, the laboratory prioritizes the following initiatives to enhance its performance:

  • Enhancing employee awareness and compliance with test requirements and management system standards.
  • Soliciting and promptly addressing customer feedback and complaints, ensuring timely and suitable responses.
  • Expanding and refining the scope of laboratory activities related to testing through research and equipment acquisition.
  • Employing qualified personnel in the laboratory to ensure precise and accurate test performance.

Iran Ferrosilice Chemical Laboratory is committed to providing the necessary resources and facilities to fulfill its goals and meet the requirements of these standards and to continuously improve the effectiveness of the laboratory management system, and all laboratory employees are required to familiarize themselves with the documentation. Familiarize yourself with the laboratory management system and apply it in your work.

Variety of Tests

Tests related to Ferrosilicon and ferrosilicomensium

Determination of silicon using the chemical method.
Determination of aluminum and calcium in Ferrosilicon, and Magnesium in FerrosiliconMagnesium employing atomic absorption device method.
Determination of phosphorus in Ferrosilicon using the spectrophotometer method.
Determination of carbon-sulfur in Ferrosilicon via IR Detection method.
Determination of cerium and lanthanum in FerrosiliconMagnesium using the spectrophotometer method.

Tests related to carbon materials


Determination of fixed carbon, ash, volatile substances, and moisture in carbon-based samples.
Determination of sulfur in carbon materials using the IR Detection method.

Tests related to silicon ore and microsilica powder


Determination of various oxides including Al2O3%, Fe2O3%, CaO%, MgO%, SiO2%, L.O.I. in silica rock and Microsilica Dust.
Determination of adhesion coefficient and thermal stability in silica rock.
Determination of carbon and sulfur in Microsilica Dust.

Determination of Total Fe in oxide shell and iron ore.

Tests related to iron ore and oxide shell

26

Fe

Ferrum

55.845

Analysis of iron ore

6

C

Carbon

12.011

Measurement of Carbon Materials

26

Fe

Ferrum

55.845

14

Si

Silicon

28.086

Analysis of Ferroalloys

6

C

Carbon

12.011

14

Si

Silicon

28.086

Measurement of oxide in mineral

Frequently Asked Questions

send a letter to the management of the factory, detailing the nature, number, and code of the samples, along with the required analytical items and comprehensive information about the applicant company/person. Upon receipt of your request, we will issue a proforma invoice outlining the test costs. Once the payment is made, we will prioritize the analysis of your samples.

Samples should be sent to the factory address in Semnan after arrangements have been made and fees have been paid through Tipax, postal service, or in person.

Analysis time varies based on the number of samples and requested items, typically ranging between 5 and 25 days per monet after payment of test fees and sample submission.

For determining the coefficient of adhesion and thermal stability in silica rock, lump samples weighing 5 to 7 kg with dimensions of 140-40 mm are required. For other lump samples, 2.5-3 kg is sufficient, while powder samples should weigh 100-200 g.

Test costs vary depending on sample type and requested analyses, as detailed in the laboratory capabilities list.

The Technical Director of the laboratory addresses technical questions and provides work instructions.

Silicon determination in Ferrosilicon is conducted using chemical methods, while other analyses employ mechanical methods.

Test results are transmitted via fax or email.

Samples weighing a maximum of 60 grams are archived for three months from receipt date; any remaining samples are discarded. If sample return is required, the laboratory must be notified and samples returned within one week.

The laboratory bears no responsibility for result interpretation.