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Title: H20 By Distillation Vs Karl Fischer Method
Author: Wesley G. Poynter
Source: 1993 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1993
Abstract: For decades the accepted method for measuring water content in crude oils and other hydrocarbon stocks has been the centrifuge method. The centrifuge method is relatively quick and easy. However, it sometimes is limited in ability to accurately measure water content, particularly if the hydrocarbon stock has a high solubility aspect for water. When maximum accuracy is required and/or high water solubility is encountered in hydrocarbons, a laboratory method called Water by Distillation is often used. The method Is described in API MPMS Chapter 10.2 and ASTM D 4006, and has the ability to measure both solution water and suspended water.

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