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TD 269 OPERATING MANUAL
OXYGEN OPTODE 4330, 4831, 4835
June 2017
page 75 of 93
What can the explanation be to this?
A. One possible explanation is that you have trapped air inside your chambers and when you close the lid it dissolves and change concentration in the now
sealed chamber.
The effect becomes particularly visible if you are working in environments with low ambient oxygen concentrations.
Another explanation is that you use plastic chambers (Polycarbonate, Plexiglas) which act as efficient traps of air and oxygen (some plastic material can
dissolve about 20 times more air than water).
To avoid this ventilate/equilibrate your chamber for several hours before closing the lid.
MR 20
Q: I am measuring in the laboratory and the sensors are oscillating regularly with amplitude of a couple of µM.
The oscillations decrease when I immerse the sensors into air saturated water but they are still detectable.
What is the reason for these oscillations?
A. If exposed to the atmosphere the response of the sensors are directly affected by changes in air pressure.
If you are working in a laboratory which is equipped with an automatic climate control system the ventilation will most likely be turned on and off at regular
intervals.
The operation of the ventilation will create air pressure changes in the room which are sensed by the Optodes.
It is important to think about this especially if you are calibrating sensors.
You have to take into account the local air pressure and if this is not the same inside your laboratory as at the air pressure you enter during calibration it will
introduce errors.
If placing the sensor in a closed incubator the oscillations should not be detectable.
MR 21
Q: How do I convert oxygen data logged by the Optode to other units?
A: The Optode measures and presents data in micromole dissolved oxygen per liter (µmol/l). This unit is often also called micromolar (µM). Depending on
the background and tradition of the user converting into other units might be useful.
To convert into mg/l the obtained values have to be divided by 31.25. To obtain ml/l the obtained values have to be divided by 44.66. To obtain µm/kg the
density of the water has to be calculated from temperature, salinity and pressure values that are measured in parallel with the oxygen.
For more specific information about this subject please look in: Methods of Seawater Analysis, 3rd Edition (1999). Klaus Grasshoff (Editor), Klaus Kremling
(Editor), Manfred Ehrhardt (Editor). ISBN: 3-527-29589-5. Wiley.
MR 22
Q: What is the use of the phase, amp and rawTemp data in the long AiCap/RS232 data format when using the Optode in standalone mode?
Is there any diagnostic value in these data that would suggest foil aging, thermistor failure or otherwise indicate Optode service is required?
A: The initial reason for including these data as an option was mainly to have the possibility to quality check the internal calculations. For most users these
data have no value and could be “turned off”.
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