Transformer Oil Online Chromatograph

Introduction

The Gas Chromatograph is a new generation, high-performance, and multipurpose analytical instrument that absorbs advanced manufacturing technologies of foreign analytical instruments and is independently designed and developed. It features reliable and stable flow control, a microcomputer-based automatic control system, and high-sensitivity detectors that can be assembled as units. Users can choose from various detectors, such as thermal conductivity detectors, flame ionization detectors, electron capture detectors, and flame photometric detectors, based on their needs. The instrument boasts high qualitative and quantitative accuracy and is widely applicable in the petroleum, chemical, environmental protection, light industry, and other fields.Medical.MedicineSanitation and other related analytical fields.

Principle

Gas chromatographs use gas (carrier gas) as the mobile phase, when the sample is introduced in trace quantitiesNote.Shoot.No Chinese content provided. Please provide the text to be translated.Following injection into the vaporization chamber, the sample is vaporized and carried into the chromatographic column by the carrier gas. The different components within the sample exhibit varying distribution or adsorption coefficients between the mobile phase and the stationary phase within the column. Under the flush of the carrier gas, these components undergo multiple cycles of distribution between the two phases, resulting in their separation within the column. Subsequently, a detector connected to the column sequentially detects the components based on their physical and chemical properties. This is the analytical instrument manufactured based on the aforementioned principle.