2110XP Ammonia Analyzer User Guide (1574 Kb) - Thermo Scientific
2110XP Ammonia Analyzer User Guide (1574 Kb) - Thermo Scientific
2110XP Ammonia Analyzer User Guide (1574 Kb) - Thermo Scientific
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Calibration<br />
Flow Cell Operation<br />
The sample reservoir in the flow cell as shown in Figure IV-1, has two<br />
sample volumes: a normal-operation volume of 20 mL and a highly<br />
accurate and individually calibrated flow cell volume of approximately<br />
95 mL. The lower volume results in fast system response while online, and<br />
the higher volume ensures accuracy in calibration.<br />
REF<br />
TEMP<br />
Sense<br />
Calibration Port<br />
Calibration Level<br />
Measure Level<br />
Figure IV-1<br />
Flow Cell Block<br />
Recommendations<br />
When the <strong>Thermo</strong> <strong>Scientific</strong> Orion <strong>2110XP</strong> ammonia monitor is first<br />
commissioned, it is advisable to flush out fluidics system overnight prior to<br />
initial calibration and use. The electronics need not be turned on at this<br />
time. Refer to Chapter IV, Rinsing the Flow Cell.<br />
• For accurate volume displacement install ATC, sensing, and reference<br />
electrodes in respective flow cell cap ports. Refer to Chapter II,<br />
Installation of New <strong>Ammonia</strong> Electrode, Reference Electrode, and<br />
ATC Probe.<br />
• Close the calibration port.<br />
• When rinsing the flow cell before a standard calibration, be sure to<br />
rinse off the inside of the reservoir lid with de-ionized water to prevent<br />
build up of ammonia contamination along the lid.<br />
• To ensure the instrument achieves stability and minimize interference<br />
during calibration, the user should minimize activity on system during<br />
calibration.<br />
<strong>Thermo</strong> <strong>Scientific</strong> Orion <strong>2110XP</strong> <strong>Ammonia</strong> Monitor <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
IV-2