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6.6
Testing the ECC setup
Once the connections and inlet settings have been correctly set up it is extremely important that the
following test of the ECC carrier gas supply is carried out:
During the desorption of the UNITY–Air Server-xr cold trap the total flow and pressure supply of the ECC
module should be monitored. Both pressure and flow readings should be stable.
If there is any variation in the pressure reading of the ECC module, or if the flow fluctuates by more
3mL/min, this indicates that the setup is not optimized. In such circumstances the reproducibility of
analysis is likely to be poor.
ECC instability during trap desorption
Such fluctuations can normally be avoided by regulating the carrier gas supply to the ECC module to 10
psi above the greatest pressure required by the UNITY-xr in the course of a run, see below. This is almost
always effective in removing any instability when using a constant pressure method, but may not be
effective for constant flow methods.
Correct Setup of ECC Supply
In situations where the pressure and/or flow are unstable despite the appropriate regulation of the carrier
gas supply there is an alternative configuration that should be employed. (Refer to section 3 for further
information and installation instructions.)
UNITY-xr
GC
EPC
Carrier
Septum Purge
Carrier Supply to GC
25 psi
Total
Flow
Trap Desorption
Standby
Time
30
Inlet
Pressure 15 psi
Total Flow 30 ml/min
Pressure Differential = 25 – 15 = 10psi