Online analyzer PGC2000

2010-07-22View Original

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The process reflection analyzer had no readings; during on-site handling, it was found that it was a hardware alarm caused by the flame going out. The alarm was cleared and re-ignition was attempted, but the flame would not ignite. What is the reason? Help needed

Reply #22010-07-22

The carrier gas at the site, the sampling port – everything is normal

Reply #32010-07-22

Check the air, gas, and carrier gas.

Reply #42010-07-22

FID’s? The temperature of the incubator?

Reply #52010-07-24

The problem is solved; the ratio of air to carrier gas was set too low

Reply #62010-07-24

Reply to 4# salmon.work: FID stands for Hydrogen Flame Ionization Detector; it seems you’re not in the field of analyzers either

Reply #72010-07-26

It’s a detector for flame ions! Didn’t he say the fire was out? ! I think it’s this one. Is there any problem? I’m not an analyst, but I have bought analytical instruments.

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