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Transport and storage 

multi N/C pharma UV 

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9.3

 

Recommissioning after transport or storage 

9.3.1

 

Assembling the analyzer after transport or storage 

When positioning the analyzer observe the notes in section "Site requirements" p. 36.  
1.

 

Carefully remove the basic device, accessories and any add-on devices from the 

transport packaging. Do not damage the transport packaging!  

2.

 

Position the analyzer at the intended location.  

3.

 

Remove the adhesive tape from the doors and side walls. Open the doors.  

4.

 

Remove all remaining adhesive tape and protective bags.  

5.

 

Install the halogen trap and the water traps (the water traps are connected to the 
halogen trap) (see sections "Replacing the halogen trap" p. 77 and "Replacing the 

water traps" p. 74) 

6.

 

Install the TIC condensate container (see section "Cleaning the TC condensation 
vessel" p. 79).  

7.

 

Close the doors of the analyzer.  

 

 

9.3.2

 

Connecting the analyzer 

 

CAUTION 

Always connect the system components to the multi N/C pharma UV when it is 

switched off!  
Before connecting the mains cable ensure that the main switch on the back of the 

equipment is set to "0"!  
Only use the IEC connection cable included in the scope of delivery for the connection 
to the mains supply (VDE label, 1.5 m long). Extensions of the supply cable are not 

permitted! 

 

ATTENTION 

Settled condensation and temperature differences can damage individual components 

of the analyzer during recommissioning.  
Allow the analyzer multi N/C pharma UV to acclimatize for at least one hour before 
commissioning after positioning it in the operating room. 
 

The mains connection and media connections are on the analyzer backplate. 

Summary of Contents for Analytik Jena multi N/C

Page 1: ...Operating Manual multi N C pharma UV TOC Analyzer...

Page 2: ...lytik Jena GmbH Konrad Zuse Str 1 07745 Jena Germany Phone 49 3641 77 74 07 Email service analytik jena com http www analytik jena com 11 0110 003 23 A 01 2021 Analytik Jena GmbH Copyright 2021 Analyt...

Page 3: ...h control gear 16 3 1 2 Components for sample preparation 16 3 1 3 Hose system 17 3 1 4 Components for gas drying and cleaning 20 3 1 5 NDIR detector 22 3 1 6 Indicator and control elements connectors...

Page 4: ...AS vario autosampler 69 7 2 3 Adjust the NPOC purge flow 71 7 2 4 Adjusting the EPA sampler 72 7 3 Replacing the water traps 74 7 4 Replacing the halogen trap 77 7 5 Maintaining the UV reactor 78 7 5...

Page 5: ...AS 21 42 Fig 20 Connections at the bottom of the sampler AS 21 43 Fig 21 Cannula holder for parallel purging 44 Fig 22 Layout of the AS 10 autosampler 46 Fig 23 EPA sampler 48 Fig 24 Rear of the EPA s...

Page 6: ...Contents multi N C pharma UV 6...

Page 7: ...y a warning triangle and a signal word The type source and consequences of the danger are stated together with notes on preventing the danger The elements of the control and analysis program are indic...

Page 8: ...multi N C pharma UV is only ensured during proper use according to the information in this user manual The intended use also includes the adherence to the installation conditions prescribed by Analyti...

Page 9: ...en attached to the analyzer and accessories Fire naked flame and smoking prohibited Warning against dangerous electrical voltage Warning against hazardous substances Warning against hot surface Warnin...

Page 10: ...spective tasks This also applies if the respective person has already worked with or been trained on this kind of analyzer It is recommended that the operator have the operating personnel confirm the...

Page 11: ...vice that the sensitive components at the front are protected by the closed doors The guide values and statutory limits for lifting and carrying loads without auxiliary equipment must be observed and...

Page 12: ...cially authorized technicians The electrical components must be checked regularly by a qualified electrician Any defects such as loose connections faulty or damaged cables must be repaired without del...

Page 13: ...en handling dangerous substances local safety codes and guidelines must be observed The following general notes do not replace the specific local regulations or the regulations in the EG safety data s...

Page 14: ...tched off condition unless stated otherwise Prior to servicing or repair the energy and gas supplies must be disconnected and the analyzer must be vented Only use original accessories and original rep...

Page 15: ...on an external PC All components of the analyzer to be operated or serviced by the user can be reached via 2 doors at the front The analyzer multi N C pharma UV consists of the following main componen...

Page 16: ...ng the sample and reagent The carrier gas supply takes place via the second inlet At the top outlet of the reactor the measuring gas is routed via hose connections to the TIC condensate container Fig...

Page 17: ...ponent accessory 1 TIC condensate container 2 Reagent bottle for phosphoric acid H3PO4 3 Reagent bottle for sodium peroxodisulfate Na2S2O8 4 Waste disposal 5 Ultra pure water bottle 6 Sample 7 UV reac...

Page 18: ...implemented via a FAST connector FAST Fast Save Tight These connectors provide a tight transition between the hoses and connections with different diameters The soft sleeves prevent the risk of glass...

Page 19: ...ed via an MFC mass flow controller IN At the device outlet the carrier gas flow is measured using an MFM mass flow meter OUT i e an automatic tightness check is carried out The result is displayed in...

Page 20: ...our connections One connection at the top connects the TIC condensate container to the UV reactor via a hose supplying the wet measuring gas carrier gas mixture The gas is routed downwards on the insi...

Page 21: ...er trap TC pre filter that retains aerosol and a smaller water trap disposable retention filter retaining rising water 1 Disposable retention filter 2 TC Pre filter Fig 10 Water traps The analyzer mul...

Page 22: ...selective for the CO2 The CO2 molecules are detected by the measuring technology as long as they remain in the cell of the NDIR detector Due to fluctuations of the measuring gas during the CO2 measur...

Page 23: ...the center of the backplate explains the different connections 1 Holder for mains fuse FUSE 2 Main switch to switch the analyzer on and off power switch 3 Mains connection main plug 4 Gas connection...

Page 24: ...ioned in the drip pans behind the right hand door The reagent bottles must be labeled with a safety symbol and the designation of the content 3 1 8 Autosampler for the analyzer Four different autosamp...

Page 25: ...o CO2 The digestion of the inorganic carbon takes place using H3PO4 in the TIC reactor from an additional sample aliquot 2 2 1 R H carbonic organic substance hv energy The generated CO2 is expelled us...

Page 26: ...arbon is detected The sample is metered automatically via a syringe digested and the generated carbon dioxide is detected 3 3 2 TOC analysis During the TOC analysis the total organic carbon content of...

Page 27: ...substances 3 3 5 NPOC analysis according to the NPOC plus method This method is particularly suited for the detection of low TOC contents in samples with high TIC contents or a high level of dissolve...

Page 28: ...ndependently prepared standard to preclude the incorrect preparation of the calibration standard For measurements in the range of low concentrations 10 mg l the blank value of the preparation water mu...

Page 29: ...user It is possible to select individual measuring points or measured values for the calculation of the current calibration manual outlier selection Individual standards can where required also be red...

Page 30: ...bration separate calibration of TIC and TC channel measurement of samples and calculation of the analysis results Purging the acidified sample 3 to 5 min detection of the remaining TIC content concent...

Page 31: ...litatively from the zero point with a given probability The verification limit should always be smaller than the lowest calibration measuring point The detection limit of the calibration specifies the...

Page 32: ...teger 9 The calibration function is calculated from the net integers Mathematically this corresponds to a parallel movement of the calibration line The blank value for the preparation water is also co...

Page 33: ...d These blank values can be taken into account for all measurements H3PO4 reagent for TIC branch IC blank value Na2S2O8 reagent for TC branch i e UV reactor TC blank value Measuring the reagent blank...

Page 34: ...suitability tests are used to validate analytical methods and devices for documenting the suitability of the selected procedure For the TOC analysis in the ultrapure water range for pharmaceutical pu...

Page 35: ...System effectiveness in rs TOC of the reference solution saccharose rss TOC of the system suitability solution p benzoquinone rw TOC the TOC water used preparation water The system is suitable if the...

Page 36: ...roof surface Do not locate the analyzer near sources of electromagnetic interference Avoid direct sunlight and radiation from heaters onto the analyzer if necessary ensure air conditioning Never obstr...

Page 37: ...delivery 4 2 Unpacking and placing the analyzer CAUTION The analyzer multi N C pharma UV must only be set up assembled and installed by the customer service department of Analytik Jena GmbH or traine...

Page 38: ...ing operation There is a risk of injury crushing etc ATTENTION Do not obstruct the sampler during running operation The drives might be damaged Five different sample trays are available for the AS var...

Page 39: ...Fig 15 Layout of the AS vario autosampler The autosampler AS vario has been fitted with a transport safety lock on the bottom of the autosampler Keep the transport lock for a later transport 1 Place...

Page 40: ...nd of the tube into the opening in the cover of the waste bottle Attention Position the outlet tube at a constant incline If necessary shorten the tube Tube must not dip in the liquid 9 Place the samp...

Page 41: ...oned in the guide rail 15 Connect the power supply to the grid 16 Check the configuration in the multiWin program via the INSTRUMENT SYSTEM INFORMATION menu command in the SET UP INFO window If necess...

Page 42: ...e 24 V DC via external power supply Power consumption 30 W Dimensions WxDxH 260 mm x 350 mm x 310 mm Mains voltage of external power supply 100 240 V 50 60 Hz auto sensing The sampler is installed on...

Page 43: ...tips protrude 1 2 cm over the tube edge and cannot touch the tubes when the autosampler arm is moving Secure the cannulas by slightly tightening the screw Attention the screws must not bend the cannu...

Page 44: ...onnection of the cannula holder 9 Clip for the attachment of the hoses 1 Screw the cannula holder 7 to the autosampler arm if it is not preinstalled 2 Push the spacer 4 onto the two cannulas Lightly s...

Page 45: ...r AS 10 WARNING Make sure that no liquid reaches the cable connections or the inside of the equipment or the power supply There is a danger of electric shock CAUTION Caution in the movement range of t...

Page 46: ...equipment 3 Place a sample tube into position 1 of the sample tray 4 Insert the cannulas into the autosampler arm Manually adjust the height of the cannulas so that the cannula tips protrude 1 2 cm ov...

Page 47: ...d reaches the cable connections or the inside of the equipment or the power supply There is a danger of electric shock CAUTION Caution in the movement range of the sampler arm and the cannula during o...

Page 48: ...PA sampler 1 Connection hoses to the analyzer 2 Sample tray 3 Wash cup 4 Holding down clamp 5 Special cannula 6 Autosampler arm with cannula holder 1 Stirring arm 2 Autosampler arm 3 Type plate 4 Elec...

Page 49: ...se of a service requirement etc 1 Autosampler arm 2 Transport retaining clip 3 Screws Fig 26 Transport lock 2 Fit the stirring arm Fit the arm to the bracket at the rear end of the sampler arm Screw o...

Page 50: ...stic on the contact surface of the autosampler have to protrude into the drill holes in the tray floor 10 Insert piercing cannulas and holding down clamps into the autosampler arm For NPOC measurement...

Page 51: ...fy the configuration Exit multiWin In the Windows user interface start the SET UP TOOL under START PROGRAM FILES MULTIWIN MULTIWIN SET UP TOOL Select the sampler type in the SAMPLER list Exit the SET...

Page 52: ...omponents of the laboratory air CO2 organic vapors You can take the following precautions against this Keep the head room above the liquids as small as possible Cover the sample vials on the sample tr...

Page 53: ...ts if the copper wool in the halogen trap is used up Replace the complete filling of the halogen trap if half of the copper wool is discolored black or the brass wool is discolored Always check the fo...

Page 54: ...es a start up period of approx 10 minutes 7 If the analyzer is not ready for measurements after 15 minutes one or several components are still shown in red in the window SYSTEM STATE check the hose co...

Page 55: ...weekends or holidays The analyzer must be purged before it is switched off 1 Click the EXIT button on the multiWin user interface The PROGRAM END window opens 2 Purging the analyzer For measurements w...

Page 56: ...nitialization of the analyzer 2 Open the menu command MEASUREMENT CALIBRATION 3 In the subsequent query decide whether to select the method to be calibrated or load an already existing calibration tab...

Page 57: ...entered as a value The preparation water blank value must be specified standardized to 1 ml If the preparation water blank value is not taken into account enter a 0 in the input field 9 Complete the c...

Page 58: ...laying calibration results After completing the calibration measurements the calibration report is automatically opened in the window CALIBRATION CALIBRATION SETTINGS and can be edited The calibration...

Page 59: ...alibration diagram The regression graph can be displayed in accordance with the regression for the program internal calibration coefficient determination x axis integer y axis mass or in accordance wi...

Page 60: ...sting calibration Calibration coefficient method characteristics and regression graph are recalculated and redisplayed after each change The following items can be edited during a calibration Selectio...

Page 61: ...s can only be added individually 6 4 4 Transferring calibration parameters to a method Transfer calibration parameters to a method as follows 1 Select an appropriate calibration range for the respecti...

Page 62: ...rs e g NPOC TN can be changed Fig 33 Window Link to Method 6 The transfer of the calibration coefficients depends on whether a calibration range or several calibration ranges have been saved in the me...

Page 63: ...linking of several ranges has taken place The following generally applies Pressing the button ACCEPT VALUES causes an automatic allocation of the calibration ranges by the software By pressing the bu...

Page 64: ...eport into an export file The calibrationReport with the extension ajc is saved in the export directory CALIBRATION Export into a CSV file csv The CSV file is saved in the preconfigured directory defa...

Page 65: ...ly by clicking the button MANUAL This is followed by the initialization of the analyzer 4 In the window SYSTEM STATE check the following entries Visual bank OK Gas flow OK UV lamp ON If one of the ent...

Page 66: ...button OK 4 Fill the sample cups with the measuring liquid and place them onto the sample tray 5 Only for NPOC measurements with AS vario or EPA sampler Fill the acid cup with H2SO4 c 2 mol l and pla...

Page 67: ...ble should be saved If you want to reuse the entries later open the default window for saving files with YES Next the window MEASUREMENT opens Start the measurement with START F2 and follow the instru...

Page 68: ...s wool for discoloration daily Replace depleted copper brass wool if half the copper wool is discolored black or the brass wool is discolored TIC condensate container Maintenance task Maintenance inte...

Page 69: ...ing recommissioning after transport or storage Adjusting the AS 10 and AS 21 autosamplers is described in the Connecting add on devices section p 38 7 2 2 Adjusting the AS vario autosampler ATTENTION...

Page 70: ...ST button 5 Align the cannulas with the two adjustment points by carefully bending them Fig 36 Adjustment points on the sample tray Adjust the immersion depth of the sample aspiration cannula into the...

Page 71: ...sition Repeat this step until the cannula position is optimal 10 Click SAVE The adjustment values will be taken over 11 Open the ALIGNMENT SAMPLER window again and click the corresponding button to mo...

Page 72: ...POC needle valve 6 Regulate the desired NPOC purge flow Increasing the NPOC purge flow turn needle valve to the left Reducing the NPOC purge flow turn needle valve to the right 7 Relock the adjustment...

Page 73: ...fastening screws of the cannula before performing the adjustment Clamp the cannulas into the holder such that the cannula tip does not get immersed in the sample tube The figure shows the installatio...

Page 74: ...cannula may only dip low enough for the ventilation slot to be visible at the top edge of the wash cup 7 After each change of the x y z direction click the RINSE POSITION ADJUST or POSITION 1 ADJUST b...

Page 75: ...nnector to hose no 11 7 Press the water traps into the clamps on the equipment back plate 8 Check the system for leaks see section Checking the system for tightness p 84 9 Close the front doors There...

Page 76: ...s off the two clamps on the gas box 2 5 Pull the FAST connectors 1 and 5 off the water traps 6 Assemble the new water traps 7 The label INLET on the large water trap aerosol trap must face upwards and...

Page 77: ...4 Pull out the depleted copper or brass wool from the U tube with a tweezers or a small hook 5 Check the U tube for cracks Only reuse a fully intact U tube 6 If required flush the U tube with ultrapu...

Page 78: ...e the quotient which is then multiplied by 100 The UV lamp s illumination capacity is only sufficient if this ratio is between 85 and 115 The basis for this test is a sucrose standard solution with c...

Page 79: ...n capacity of the lamp again after cleaning If the cleaning does not improve the illumination the UV reactor must be replaced by the customer service 7 6 Cleaning the TC condensation vessel CAUTION Th...

Page 80: ...in the adjacent figure Push waste hose no 15 at least 1 cm onto the bottom lateral connection of the TIC condensate container First push hoses no 1 19 and 20 into the FAST connectors then plug the co...

Page 81: ...lean paper towel 4 Remove the reagent bottles and drip trays from the analyzer 5 Unscrew the knurled head screw at the drive rod 2 6 Unscrew the glass cylinder 1 from the valve head 7 Dismantle the gl...

Page 82: ...hoses no 16 and no 15 off the connections 4 Remove the conveyor belt with the pump hose from the pump body 5 Check the pump hose and the connections on excessive wear and cracks If moisture escapes f...

Page 83: ...lacing the hose connections Check the hose connections regularly for leaks Remove and replace faulty hoses and hose connections Check the system for leaks see section Checking the system for tightness...

Page 84: ...are e g found at the cannula and the syringe pump When replacing damaged Fingertight screw connections only use straight cut round and unpinched hose ends for the connection Slide the conical nipple w...

Page 85: ...ma UV Maintenance and care 85 In inlet flow 140 ml min Out outlet flow 140 ml min 10 ml min ATTENTION If the outlet flow is significantly below the inlet flow of 140 ml min all connection points must...

Page 86: ...r safety reasons For fault analysis it is possible to record log files The recording of log files should be enabled after consultation with the Analytik Jena GmbH service department for specific fault...

Page 87: ...necessary select different interface in multiWin with menu command CONFIGURATION INTERFACE 6 Analysis device is busy Cause Remedy analyzer 10 min in the busy state initialize analyzer 5 communication...

Page 88: ...pler and initialize analyzer check connection cable 15 Flow error in the window System state under gas flow Flow leak shown in red and in the window Measurement values of IN and OUT shown in red Flow...

Page 89: ...inform Service 111 Rotator error Cause Remedy Drive incorrectly positioned e g jammed Drive faulty Initialize analyzer If the error cannot be corrected contact Service 112 Swivel drive error Cause Rem...

Page 90: ...n reset the syringe pump initialize analyzer 409 Syringe pump pump sluggish Cause Remedy clogging of a hose line 6 or 7 search for cause and remedy fault replace hose line if necessary remove hose lin...

Page 91: ...supply too low set carrier gas preliminary pressure to 4 to 6 bar pressure switch in the analyzer has tripped simultaneous error message in multiWin gas pressure error see gas pressure error error cod...

Page 92: ...damage to the detector by components of the analysis gas 8 4 Equipment faults and analytical problems Other problems not detected by the system monitoring can also occur Starting a measurement is poss...

Page 93: ...number of backwash cycles Scattering measured values Cause Remedy metering faulty metering syringe leaking check metering bubble free sample drawing check that sufficient sample is available install n...

Page 94: ...nd tighten any loose connections Carry over Cause Remedy insufficient syringe rinse rinse the metering syringe with sample before the next injection under METHOD EDIT in the tab METHOD enter 3 for rin...

Page 95: ...se the phosphoric acid pump and corresponding hoses with ultrapure water and then drain these components 2 Switch off the analyzer from the main switch and allow the equipment to cool down 3 Disconnec...

Page 96: ...e is thus prevented 9 1 3 Preparing the autosampler AS vario for transport ATTENTION Before transporting the autosampler the transport lock has to be installed otherwise the drives might be damaged 1...

Page 97: ...feature any handles firmly grip the device from the bottom and make sure prior to simultaneous lifting the device that the sensitive components at the front are protected by the closed doors Observe...

Page 98: ...ng the water traps p 74 6 Install the TIC condensate container see section Cleaning the TC condensation vessel p 79 7 Close the doors of the analyzer 9 3 2 Connecting the analyzer CAUTION Always conne...

Page 99: ...the sampler sampler 12 USB port for PC Make the mains connection as follows 1 Connect the low heat connection cable to the mains connection at the rear of the analyzer 3 in Fig 41 p 99 2 Connect the...

Page 100: ...the waste connection at the analyzer backplate and lead the loose end into a suitable waste container or drain 6 Open the front doors and place the reagent bottles with drip trays into the analyzer 7...

Page 101: ...l its electronic components must be disposed of as electronic waste in accordance with the applicable regulations 10 4 UV module The UV module is equipped with a low pressure mercury vapor lamp For di...

Page 102: ...les and drip trays from the analyzer 5 Remove the right side panel from the analyzer Unscrew the four attachment screws The screws are captive and remain attached to the panel Disconnect the grounding...

Page 103: ...03 8 Remove the complete UV module towards the back and the right 9 Disconnect the plug in connector from the connection in the analyzer 10 Detach hose no 23 from the PTFE screw joint on the UV module...

Page 104: ...medium approx 80 C Carbon detection NDIR coupled with VITA method Sample volumes 0 05 20 ml Sample Feed Flow injection Gas supply Nitrogen minimum 5 0 Argon minimum 4 6 Preliminary pressure 4 6 bar Ga...

Page 105: ...ion class I The casing has protection class IP 20 The analyzer conforms to the safety standards EN 61010 1 EN 61010 2 081 EN 61010 2 051 for operation with sampler The analyzer has been checked for in...

Page 106: ...safety and operating instructions contained in this manual For accessories which have also been supplied and system components from other manufacturers their operating instructions should be referred...

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