Marin-5 Operator's Manual - CETAC Technologies
Marin-5 Operator's Manual - CETAC Technologies
Marin-5 Operator's Manual - CETAC Technologies
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<strong>Marin</strong>-5 Operator’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />
Using the <strong>Marin</strong>-5<br />
• Peristaltic Pump Tubing<br />
The peristaltic pump tubing that drains the <strong>Marin</strong>-5 should be replaced<br />
whenever the tubing becomes flat or damaged due to tension shoe<br />
pressure. See Chapter 6, “Maintaining the <strong>Marin</strong>-5 System” for further<br />
details (p. 6-9).<br />
Startup Procedure<br />
1 If the <strong>Marin</strong>-5 has been turned off for an extended period of<br />
time, turn on the AC power switch and allow the HEATER and<br />
COOLER temperatures to reach operating values and stabilize<br />
(approximately 5-10 minutes).<br />
2 Ignite the plasma according to standard operating procedures<br />
for the ICP-AES or ICP-MS instrument. Re-adjust <strong>Marin</strong>-5<br />
operating parameters to the optimized settings. If the system<br />
has not been optimized, see Chapter 4 “Verifying Installation.”<br />
3 The <strong>Marin</strong>-5 System is now ready to use.<br />
Shutdown Procedure<br />
1 Aqueous Analysis: Aspirate dilute nitric acid (2% HNO3 v/v) for<br />
approximately 5-10 minutes to provide a thorough spray<br />
chamber rinse. Follow the acid-rinse by aspirating deionized<br />
water for approximately 3-5 minutes.<br />
2 Remove the sample uptake line from the deionized water and<br />
aspirate the solution remaining in the sample line. It is<br />
important to dry the sample uptake line prior to shutting down<br />
the system.<br />
3 Shut down the ICP-AES or ICP-MS using the procedures<br />
recommended by the manufacturer.<br />
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