There are many analysis booths on site; I’m not sure about the principle behind them
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Dear seniors, there are many analysis booths at our factory’s site. I’m not sure what principle is used for the analysis there, nor do I fully understand the process or how the analysis is carried out. Could you please provide some guidance?
The analysis doesn’t focus on the cabin itself, but rather on the equipment installed inside it. For example, analytical instruments such as mass spectrometers, chromatographs, and spectrometers. This is my personal opinion for reference only.
The samples to be analyzed, collected on-site, are first subjected to various treatments; once the temperature and pressure are within the appropriate range, they are fed into the equipment for analysis. The principles behind this process vary slightly depending on the type of analyzer used
I’ll just take a look; I won’t speak. I’m learning*
Send a photo to take a look. . . . . .
The analysis cabin integrates online analytical instruments with sample processing systems, and is equipped with basic facilities such as power supply and distribution systems, air conditioning, lighting, as well as the carrier gas, standard gases, and instrument air required by the analytical instruments. The main purpose is to be used for analyzing samples
The principle behind an analysis cabin is to provide a structure for the analyzer; such a structure **has standards, and there are industry standards as well. There is no principle behind an analysis cabin; only regulations and standards exist.
You’re welcome. If you have time, you can come to our factory to take a look in person; we have analysis booths that are already in use for processing and production.