Automatic sampling system solution
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I recently wanted to do an automatic analysis project. Before the transformation, there were about fifteen sampling points, and the sample properties were all similar. I wanted to use automatic sampling and centralized analysis of these fifteen points. I imagined using pipelines to collect all the sampling points to one point, which is the detector. Each sampling point is controlled by an electric valve to open and close. After each point is analyzed, pure water is used to flush the detector. Since the properties of the materials are similar, violent side reactions will not occur, and the materials from all points can be mixed back to one place for collection. The opening and closing of the sampling point is controlled by program. Please tell me if this idea can be realized. Do you have any plans? Share them.
Will the investment cost be too high if the sample is taken and automated?
Sampling in this automatic manner can be accomplished. However, since this will involve specific solutions and technical content, which requires time and labor from the supplier, and also includes some experience and knowledge, do you think it is appropriate to provide free services and labor? This should be to solve problems for enterprises, right? You should be paid according to your work. As long as you get the right price, this solution is not difficult.
This solution is not complicated and can realize automatic sampling and analysis. But this will involve the labor and time of the person who provides the solution. At the same time, good design will also include the experience and knowledge of the designer, and also need to consider safety, environment, convenience of operation, etc. You solve problems for enterprises. What kind of compensation does the enterprise pay to those who provide solutions? If the remuneration can be negotiated, this plan can be obtained.
When there are many sample points and analysis needs to be performed regularly, automatic sampling can save a lot of manual labor and can accurately and reliably obtain samples. At the same time, the sampling workers do not have to be affected by weather and other factors. There should be some cost.
Great idea! It really saves a lot of wasted time in sampling and it depends on whether the company is willing to invest!
The main reason is that there are too many sample data. In the past, manual analysis required more than ten samples to be taken at a time. There were twenty or thirty analysis items, all of which were analyzed by titration. It took more than an hour to make a sample. There were three analysts in one shift. Automatic sampling was done in conjunction with automatic analysis.