Gas separation: processes – Chromatography – With heating or cooling
Patent
1998-04-20
1999-07-13
Spitzer, Robert
Gas separation: processes
Chromatography
With heating or cooling
73 2336, 73 2341, 96102, 96105, B01D 1508
Patent
active
059221062
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and process for the continuous, near real-time monitoring of low-level concentrations of organic compounds in a liquid, and, more particularly, a water stream. A small liquid volume of flow from a liquid process stream containing organic compounds is diverted by an automated process to a heated vaporization capillary where the liquid volume is vaporized to a gas that flows to an automated gas chromatograph separation column to chromatographically separate the organic compounds. Organic compounds are detected and the information transmitted to a control system for use in process control. Concentrations of organic compounds less than one part per million are detected in less than one minute.
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Blair Dianna S.
Mowry Curtis D.
Reber Stephen D.
Rodacy Philip J.
Klavetter Elmer A.
Sandia Corporation
Spitzer Robert
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