Method and apparatus for high pressure liquid chromatography

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Chromatography

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C210S101000, C210S137000, C210S143000, C210S198200

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ABSTRACT:
This modified HPLC instrument has the HPLC pump force only solvent through the serial flow line including a sampler, column, and detector; while buffer is discharged into the solvent from a syringe pump via a tee connection in the flow line downstream from the HPLC pump. A stepper motor drives the syringe pump at a discharge rate to yield an intended buffer/solvent dilution ratio compared to the steady HPLC pump flow rate. A pressure transducer detects variances of the flow line pressures, and servo controls the stepper motor for increasing the flow rate upon increased pressures and decreasing the flow rate upon decreased pressures, to hold the dilution ratio constant.

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