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4. Keep the surface of the instrument clean.

5. If you use this instrument very frequently (more than 50 samples a day on

average), you need to make a thorough check of the instrument once every

2-3 years.

If you need more detailed information, please contact

Drawell

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Summary of Contents for TrueX XRF

Page 1: ...operation Drawell International Technology Limited Shanghai Drawell Scientific Instrument Co Ltd Add Suite 1101 Lane561 XiuChuan Rd Greeland Max Mall PuDong Shanghai China Tel 0086 21 50966080 Fax 008...

Page 2: ...TrueX TrueX handheld handheld XRF XRF analyzer analyzer operation operation guide guide Version 1 0...

Page 3: ...m a fast accurate and non destructive qualitative and quantitative analysis of the elements from 12Mg to 92U in solid powder and liquid samples This instrument integrates a variety of techniques vacuu...

Page 4: ...ratus 2 Warranty Any failure arisen during the warranty period will be addressed by LDrawell and the maintenance and replacement parts are provided with no charge 3 Warranty does not include the follo...

Page 5: ...III vibration 5 Fire earthquake or other natural disasters 6 Severe damage due to vibration or drop after installation 7 Consumables or the equivalents of consumable parts...

Page 6: ...ontents of this manual are subject to change without prior notification 3 Drawell is not responsible for any problems caused by users who do not observe the instructions in this manual 4 WIN and WINNT...

Page 7: ...eration do not remove any safety lines or make any changes that could interfere with the safe operation Precautions in use 1 Do not use this instrument in places detected with explosive gas or hazardo...

Page 8: ...strument clean 5 If you use this instrument very frequently more than 50 samples a day on average you need to make a thorough check of the instrument once every 2 3 years If you need more detailed inf...

Page 9: ...List the Standard and Optional Accessories 5 1 4 4 STANDARD Accessories 5 1 5 OPTIONALAccessories 8 Chapter 2 Applications 9 2 1 TrueX Analyzers preview 9 2 2 Instrument started 9 2 2 1 Basic Operati...

Page 10: ...ction Program 22 4 5 5 Take Proper Care of your TrueX Analyzer 22 4 5 6 Avoid Over Exposures 22 4 5 7 Safe Handling of Samples 22 4 6 Emergency Procedures 23 4 6 1 Lost or Stolen Instrument 23 4 6 2 D...

Page 11: ...oris standard and optional include Li lon batteries 2 Standard Batterie charging station Standard Rugged waterproof carry case Standard Portable test stand to create a TrueX workstation Optional 1 1 2...

Page 12: ...o visible damage occurred during shipping WARNING If there is damage to any of the components DO NOT attempt to use the instrument Immediately contact Drawell Customer Support 86 0512 69376270 Or call...

Page 13: ...3 1 4 Tour of Instrument 1 4 1 Handheld XRF Analyzer 1 Measurement Window 2 Detector 3 Heat Sink...

Page 14: ...on Slip Rubber Cover 10 Battery Boot 11 USB data interface 12 Stand Control Interface 13 Adapter Interface 14 Touchscreen for User Interface 1 4 2 Battery charging station 1 Charging station working i...

Page 15: ...al batteries stand TrueX Docking Station USB Cable Cal Check Coupon 1 4 4 STANDARD Accessories Batteries Each TrueX contains two lithium batteries This is the standard configuration The other end of t...

Page 16: ...be used for direct charging of the instrument and can also be charged through the charging station The input voltage of the adapter is 100 240VAC and the output voltage is 9V USB Cable The test data...

Page 17: ...ibration blocks provide a test standard for testing Before the instrument work test the standard block using the standard data and test data to do the comparison in order to determine whether the inst...

Page 18: ...8 1 5 OPTIONALAccessories TrueX test stand The TrueX portable X fluorescence spectrometer is installed on the test stand which can meet the testing work of the instrument in the laboratory...

Page 19: ...Yes button before logging on Selecting the No button will shut your analyzer After selecting the Yes button the Virtual Numeric Keypad becomes available for you to log onto the analyzer Select your 4...

Page 20: ...Figure the test menu SNAPSHOT of TrueX s User Interface The TrueX s user interface is introduced by the startup Radiation Safety and Initialization screens Main operations then revolve around the Hom...

Page 21: ...e alloy grades matching value element name content etc Test Time Time between start testing to end test Alloy grades The instrument will automatically determine the sample belongs alloy grades accordi...

Page 22: ...Quit button Click to confirm the shutdown button Note when the instrument is closed the battery should be taken out Put the instrument in the suitcase and keep properly When the need to exit the Test...

Page 23: ...calibration is essential then you need to establish calibration factor The lo cal landscape feature changing requires re check results whether they are in the scope of allowed deviation 2 4 1 Process...

Page 24: ...oratory data x value represents TrueX results Examples a The measured value and the true value correspondence Recorded in the EXCEL table Note that the measurement first the real value after As shown...

Page 25: ...u Fig 8 Fig 8 Note1 You can not add intercept negative number When it is negative instead of using 0 The same method add the correction coefficient for other elements Note2 When you need to create ano...

Page 26: ...Chapter 3 Maintenance Guide 3 1 Maintenance cleaning and repair To ensure reliability please keep the instrument clean especially the test window in front of the instrument Please use cotton or soft...

Page 27: ...in a secured place to prevent access use and or removal by unauthorized individuals Storage requirements will vary from country to country particularly with regard to storage at temporary job sites o...

Page 28: ...This chapter covers topics related to radiation safety and general safety when using a TrueX analyzer All operators of the TrueX should be familiar with the instructions provided in this chapter in or...

Page 29: ...nger you are exposed to a source of radiation the longer the radiation is able to interact in your body and the greater the dose you receive Dose increases in direct proportion to length of exposure 4...

Page 30: ...t when performing routine and or frequent analysis of any of the following Plastic or similarly low density samples Thin samples such as foils circuit boards and wires Samples that is smaller than the...

Page 31: ...ing under regulation in the U S In addition to proper use of the Beethor X3G Series it is recommended that you follow these precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of those around you 4 5 1 K...

Page 32: ...am path The difficulty with placing small samples down on a work surface to analyze them is that you may get readings from the work surface that interfere with analytical results A test stand is an ef...

Page 33: ...a measurement is terminated follow these steps 1 Stop using the instrument 2 Remove the battery The x ray tube cannot produce radiation when the battery is disconnected The instrument is now safe to h...

Page 34: ...ns with different characteristics and treat them as different areas It may be desirable to subdivide larger areas even if they have the same characteristics to ensure a thorough examination Make certa...

Page 35: ...and warm the sample in a pan over a hot plate or burner 5 2 2 Coning and Quartering You may need to divide your sample at various times during preparation Coning and quartering is a method for dividin...

Page 36: ...pposite the window Drawell recommends using a 1 4 mil 6 3mm Polypropelene film A supply of cups and films are included Place a circle of polypropelene film on top of an XRF sample cup This film goes o...

Page 37: ...as stuffing A small supply of stuffing comes with your bulk sample kit Cap the cup Place a label on the cup Use a pen with indelible ink and write identifying information on the cup Keep a record of t...

Page 38: ...93 0 95 Zn 30 65 38 8 63 9 57 1 01 1 03 Ga 31 69 72 9 24 10 26 1 10 1 12 Ge 32 72 5 9 88 10 98 1 19 1 22 As 33 74 92 10 53 11 73 1 28 1 32 Se 34 78 9 11 21 12 50 1 38 1 42 Br 35 79 9 11 91 13 29 1 48...

Page 39: ...41 57 81 7 18 8 10 9 42 6 34 Yb 70 173 0 52 04 59 69 7 41 8 40 9 78 6 54 Lu 71 175 0 53 59 61 61 7 65 8 71 10 14 6 75 Hf 72 178 4 55 38 63 56 7 90 9 02 10 51 6 96 Ta 73 180 9 57 11 65 56 8 15 9 34 10...

Page 40: ...logy Limited Shanghai Drawell Scientific Instrument Co Ltd Add Suite 1101 Lane561 XiuChuan Rd Greeland Max Mall PuDong Shanghai China Tel 0086 21 50966080 Fax 0086 21 50966080 Web www drawell com cn E...

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