Precise Gas Mixtures - Humboldt University - High Stability Flow

TARGET OF THE PROJECT

Vapor concentration control of solvents by mixing dry nitrogen with one bubbling through a solvent of interest (water, ethanol, or other organic solvents).

Description of the Application.

Mixing of dry nitrogen with nitrogen bubbling through a washing bottle filled with solvent of interest (e.g. water). In the example with water, this should allow Humboldt University to control the relative humidity of our samples, i.e. sample cell. Water can be replaced with other organic solvents.

We are especially interested in precise control of slow flows since the flow should flush a sample cell of a noise-sensitive instrument. Therefore the GB2000 sounds like a better choice.

The contamination of nitrogen one can actually smell simply as a kind of plastic smell. Nitrogen passing through e.g. PE pipes starts to smell after plastic.

Therefore, it is essential for us to use rather inert materials. We are interested to keep our samples under certain humidity for over a day or longer, therefore we are looking to replace the operator who controls the valves manually with an automatic mixing station, i.e. MCQ solution.

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

The Humboldt University of Berlin is divided into nine faculties, including its medical school shared with the Free University of Berlin, has a student enrollment of around 32,000 students, and offers degree programmes in some 189 disciplines from undergraduate to postdoctorate level. The university is known worldwide for pioneering the Humboldtian model of higher education, which has strongly influenced other European and Western universities.

MAIN BENEFITS

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  WITHOUT MCQ INSTRUMENTS? The previous solution didn’t help to get progress for the research. So the Humboldt U. moved to MCQ Instruments.
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  SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENT. Replace an operator who previously controls the valves manually with our Automatic Gas Mixing Solution.
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  TIME SAVING. Easier setup management of the hardware. Easier setup management of the software.
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  SOFTWARE AUTOMATION. Thanks to our Software PRO Version and its option “Automatic Program”, now the Humboldt University of Berlin can bring forward experiments in automation.
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  MICRO FLOW. NO CUT-OFF. Our GB2000 Series allows the Humboldt U. to control the flow in all the calibration range, from 0,1 ml/min to 2000 ml/min with NO cut-off.
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  FLOW STABILITY. Thanks to our revolutionary method every gas flow has a great stability making possible to have a stable flow also for lower flow-rate.

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