Thermo Fisher Scientific TRACE GC Ultra Gas Chromatograph Operating instructions

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TRACE™ GC Ultra Gas Chromatograph - Operating Manual
December 2010 Edition - “Original Instructions”
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About This Manual...............................................................................................................................xix
Overview.................................................................................................................................xix
Conventions Used in This Manual.........................................................................................xxii
Instrument Markings and Symbols........................................................................................xxv
Using the TRACE GC Ultra Document Set.........................................................................xxvii
Using Hydrogen..................................................................................................................xxviii
Using the Hydrogen Sensor .....................................................................................xxix
Using Liquid Coolants ...........................................................................................................xxx
SECTION I
TRACE GC Ultra Basics
Chapter 1
TRACE GC Ultra Overview ...............................................................................................................33
TRACE GC Ultra System Components...................................................................................34
Pneumatic Compartment.............................................................................................35
Analytical Unit............................................................................................................35
Electronic Compartment.............................................................................................35
Display and Keypad....................................................................................................35
Cleaning and Decontamination................................................................................................35
Gas Control..............................................................................................................................36
Carrier Gas Control.....................................................................................................36
Detector Gas Control ..................................................................................................37
Injectors....................................................................................................................................38
Split Splitless Injector.................................................................................................38
On-Column Injector....................................................................................................38
HOT Cold On-Column Injector..................................................................................39
Large Volume On-Column Injector............................................................................39
Packed Column Injector..............................................................................................39
Purged Packed Column Injector .................................................................................39
Programmable Temperature Vaporizing Injector .......................................................40
Gas Sampling Valves..................................................................................................40
Column Oven...........................................................................................................................40
Ultra Fast Module Device........................................................................................................40
Columns ...................................................................................................................................41
Detectors ..................................................................................................................................41
Flame Ionization Detector...........................................................................................42
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Electron Capture Detector.......................................................................................... 42
Nitrogen Phosphorus Detector.................................................................................... 42
Photoionization Detector............................................................................................ 43
Flame Photometric Detector....................................................................................... 43
Thermal Conductivity Detector.................................................................................. 43
Pulsed Discharge Detector.......................................................................................... 44
Multidetector System.................................................................................................. 44
Detector Base Bodies............................................................................................................... 44
Instrument Automation............................................................................................................ 45
Internal Automation.................................................................................................... 45
Communication with External Units.......................................................................... 45
Autosampler Interface................................................................................... 45
Data Systems Interface............................................................................................... 45
Methods and Sequences...........................................................................................................4
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Chapter 2
The TRACE GC Ultra User Interface ................................................................................................47
The Display.............................................................................................................................. 49
The Display LEDs ................................................................................................................... 50
The Status LEDs......................................................................................................... 50
The Oven Ramp LEDs ............................................................................................... 51
The TRACE GC Ultra Keypad................................................................................................ 53
Action Keys................................................................................................................ 54
Start................................................................................................................ 54
Stop................................................................................................................ 54
Prep Run........................................................................................................ 54
Zone and Device Information Keys............................................................................ 55
Oven .............................................................................................................. 55
Left Inlet/Right Inlet...................................................................................... 55
Left Detector/Right Detector......................................................................... 56
Aux................................................................................................................ 56
Left Carrier/Right Carrier.............................................................................. 56
Left Signal/Right Signal................................................................................ 57
Instrument Setup Keys................................................................................................ 57
Column Evaluation........................................................................................ 58
Leak Check.................................................................................................... 58
Config............................................................................................................ 58
Shortcut Keys ............................................................................................................. 58
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Temp..............................................................................................................58
Press...............................................................................................................58
Flow ...............................................................................................................59
Time...............................................................................................................59
Ramp #...........................................................................................................59
Data Entry Keys..........................................................................................................60
On/Yes, Off/No..............................................................................................60
Mode/Type.....................................................................................................60
Numeric..........................................................................................................60
Enter...............................................................................................................61
Clear...............................................................................................................61
Arrows............................................................................................................61
Information Keys ........................................................................................................62
Status..............................................................................................................62
Info/Diag........................................................................................................62
Run Log .........................................................................................................62
Method Storage and Automation Keys.......................................................................63
Load ...............................................................................................................63
Store...............................................................................................................63
Method...........................................................................................................64
Seq..................................................................................................................64
Edit/Active.....................................................................................................64
Run Table.......................................................................................................64
Clock Table....................................................................................................64
Auto Sampler.................................................................................................64
Valves ............................................................................................................65
Seq Control....................................................................................................65
General Navigation ..................................................................................................................66
Error Conditions.......................................................................................................................68
Unbounded Gas Flow..................................................................................................68
Hydrogen Leak............................................................................................................68
Thermal Shutdown......................................................................................................68
Hardware Shutdown.......................................................................................69
Software Shutdown........................................................................................69
Chapter 3
Configuration ....................................................................................................................................71
When to Configure...................................................................................................................72
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Configuration Main Menu....................................................................................................... 72
Oven......................................................................................................................................... 74
Left/Right Inlet ........................................................................................................................ 75
Left/Right Carrier .................................................................................................................... 76
Left/Right Detector.................................................................................................................. 76
Auxiliary Zones....................................................................................................................... 78
Time......................................................................................................................................... 78
Valves...................................................................................................................................... 80
Autosamplers........................................................................................................................... 81
Handshaking............................................................................................................................ 81
Keyboard and Display ............................................................................................................. 83
SECTION II
Gases Control
Chapter 4
Digital Gas Control ............................................................................................................................87
Gas Control with DCC and DGFC Modules........................................................................... 88
Gas Supplies ............................................................................................................................ 88
Pressure Units.......................................................................................................................... 88
DCC Carrier Gas Control ........................................................................................................ 90
DCC Gas Flow Vents................................................................................................. 91
DGFC Detector Gases Control................................................................................................ 92
Carrier Gas Menu .................................................................................................................... 93
Flow Mode.................................................................................................................. 93
Constant Flow Mode ..................................................................................... 94
Constant Pressure Mode................................................................................ 95
Programmed Flow Mode............................................................................... 96
Programmed Pressure Mode.......................................................................... 98
SECTION III
Injectors
Chapter 5
Split/Splitless Injector (S/SL) ...........................................................................................................105
S/SL Overview....................................................................................................................... 106
Septum...................................................................................................................... 111
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Liners ........................................................................................................................111
Packed Columns...........................................................................................115
S/SL Injection Techniques.....................................................................................................116
Split Injection Technique..........................................................................................116
Splitless Injection Technique....................................................................................118
Refocusing the Sample ................................................................................120
Flooding.......................................................................................................121
SSL Backflush Operation.......................................................................................................122
Large Volume Splitless Injector (LVSL)...............................................................................124
LV Splitless Injection Requirements ........................................................................125
The LV Splitless Injection Technique ......................................................................125
S/SL Injector Menus ..............................................................................................................128
Chapter 6
On-Column Injector (OCI) ................................................................................................................143
OCI Overview........................................................................................................................143
Primary Cooling System...........................................................................................144
Secondary Cooling System.......................................................................................145
On-Column Options..................................................................................................147
Automatic Actuator for Manual Injections..................................................147
Automatic Actuator for TriPlus Sampler.....................................................147
High Oven Temperature (HOT OC) Device................................................147
Large Volume On-Column Injector (LVOCI).............................................147
OCI Injection Techniques......................................................................................................148
Retention Gaps/Pre-Columns....................................................................................148
Manual and Automatic Injections..........................................................................................150
Manual Injections......................................................................................................150
Automatic Injection with TriPlus Autosampler........................................................150
OCI Menu...............................................................................................................................152
Chapter 7
High Oven Temperature Cold On-Column Injector (HOT OC) ......................................................157
HOT OC Overview................................................................................................................158
Optional Devices.......................................................................................................159
Solvent Vapor Exit Valve............................................................................159
HOT OC Injection Techniques ..............................................................................................159
HOT OC Injector Menu .........................................................................................................160
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Chapter 8
Large Volume On-Column Injector (LVOCI) ....................................................................................165
LVOCI Overview ..................................................................................................................165
LVOCI Injection Techniques ................................................................................................ 167
Mechanism of Sample Desolvation.......................................................................... 168
Solvent Effects.......................................................................................................... 169
Solvent Trapping......................................................................................... 169
Phase Soaking.............................................................................................. 170
Sample Reconcentration........................................................................................... 170
Retention Gaps............................................................................................ 171
Uncoret Pre-Columns............................................................................... 171
Early Vapor Exit.......................................................................................... 172
System Regulation.................................................................................................... 173
Automatic Injections................................................................................................. 173
LV On-Column Injector Menu.............................................................................................. 174
Chapter 9
Packed Column Injector (PKD) ........................................................................................................177
PKD Overview....................................................................................................................... 178
Septa ......................................................................................................................... 179
Adapters.................................................................................................................... 179
PKD Injection Techniques..................................................................................................... 179
PKD Injector Menu................................................................................................................ 180
Chapter 10
Purged Packed Column Injector (PPKD) .........................................................................................185
PPKD Overview .................................................................................................................... 186
Septa ......................................................................................................................... 187
Liners........................................................................................................................ 187
PPKD Injection Techniques .................................................................................................. 187
PPKD Injector Menu............................................................................................................. 187
Chapter 11
Programmable Temperature Vaporizing Injector (PTV) .................................................................197
PTV Overview....................................................................................................................... 198
Syringe...................................................................................................................... 200
Septum...................................................................................................................... 200
Liners........................................................................................................................ 200
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PTV Injection Techniques......................................................................................................204
PTV On-Column Like Injection ...............................................................................204
PTV Split Injection ...................................................................................................204
PTV Splitless Injection .............................................................................................205
PTV Solvent Split and Large Volume Injections......................................................207
PTV Solvent Split Injection.........................................................................207
PTV Large Volume Injection.......................................................................208
CT Split Injection......................................................................................................210
CT Splitless Injection................................................................................................210
CT Surge Splitless Injection .....................................................................................211
PTV Injector Menus...............................................................................................................211
PTV Cryogenic Operation......................................................................................................221
Cryo Timeout............................................................................................................223
PTV Backflush Operation......................................................................................................224
Using Back Flushing.................................................................................................225
Large Volume Injections Using PTV.....................................................................................226
Mode 1: At once in Solvent Split Mode (PTV LVI).................................................227
Mode 2: Delayed Temperature Programming Splitless (DTPS) ..............................228
Mode 3: Speed Controlled Injection in Solvent Split Mode
(PTV LVI).................................................................................................................229
PTV LVI Without the Back Flushing Device..............................................230
PTVLVI With the Back Flushing Device....................................................231
Temperature Profile and Timing...............................................................................232
Example of Analysis with PTV Large Volume Injection.........................................235
Operating Sequences..............................................................................................................236
PTV Injection Cycle ....................................................................................247
Chapter 12
Gas Sampling Valve (GSV) ...............................................................................................................253
GSV Overview.......................................................................................................................253
Automatic GSV Menus..........................................................................................................254
Menu for Single Sampling........................................................................................254
Menu for Multi Sampling .........................................................................................255
SECTION IV
The Oven and Columns
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Chapter 13
The Column Oven ..............................................................................................................................263
Column Oven Overview........................................................................................................ 263
Oven Safety .............................................................................................................. 267
Column Oven Configuration ................................................................................................. 269
Oven Menu ............................................................................................................................ 272
Chapter 14
Columns .............................................................................................................................................277
Introduction............................................................................................................................ 278
Capillary and Wide-Bore Columns ....................................................................................... 278
Using Correct Fittings .............................................................................................. 279
Column Ferrules.......................................................................................... 279
Retaining Nuts............................................................................................. 279
Press-Fit Connections and Butt Connectors................................................ 281
Column Insertion Depths Summary Tables.............................................................. 304
Packed Columns .................................................................................................................... 305
Metric Packed Columns............................................................................................ 305
Using Correct Metric Fittings...................................................................... 305
Imperial Packed Columns......................................................................................... 307
Using Correct Imperial Fittings................................................................... 307
Adapters for Metal Packed Columns........................................................... 308
Keeping Column Flow Under Control .................................................................................. 328
DCC-equipped System ............................................................................................. 328
Leak Check............................................................................................................... 329
Column Evaluation................................................................................................... 332
Column Conditioning ............................................................................................................ 336
SECTION V
Detectors
Chapter 15
Detector Overview .............................................................................................................................339
Detector Configuration..........................................................................................................340
Detector Base Body............................................................................................................... 341
Packed Column Detector Base Body........................................................................ 341
Capillary Column Detector Base Body.................................................................... 341
Detector Gases....................................................................................................................... 342
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Plumbing Detector Gases..........................................................................................342
Make-up Gas.............................................................................................................344
Detector and Make-up Gas Configuration.............................................................................345
Auxiliary Detectors................................................................................................................347
Tandem (Stacked) Configuration..............................................................................347
Dual FPD Configuration...........................................................................................348
Third Detector Base Body.........................................................................................348
Detector Signal Menu ............................................................................................................351
Chapter 16
Flame Ionization Detector (FID) .......................................................................................................355
FID Overview.........................................................................................................................355
Jet..............................................................................................................................356
Selectivity..................................................................................................................356
Temperature..............................................................................................................356
FID Gas Supplies ...................................................................................................................357
FID Installation ......................................................................................................................359
FID Menu...............................................................................................................................361
Flame Out Conditions...............................................................................................362
Chapter 17
Electron Capture Detector (ECD) ....................................................................................................365
ECD Overview.......................................................................................................................365
Wipe Test..................................................................................................................367
ECD Gas Supplies..................................................................................................................367
Operating Principle ................................................................................................................368
Molecular Structure and Detector Response.............................................................369
Constant Current Operating Mode............................................................................370
ECD Installation.....................................................................................................................371
ECD Menu .............................................................................................................................373
Base Frequency......................................................................................................................374
Chapter 18
Nitrogen Phosphorus Detector (NPD) ............................................................................................377
NPD Overview.......................................................................................................................377
Thermionic Source Lifetime..................................................................................................379
NPD Gas Supplies..................................................................................................................379
NPD Installation.....................................................................................................................380
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NPD Menu............................................................................................................................. 382
Chapter 19
Photoionization Detector (PID) ........................................................................................................389
PID Overview........................................................................................................................ 390
Operating Principles................................................................................................. 392
PID Applications ...................................................................................................... 392
UV Lamp Types ....................................................................................................... 392
Life of the 11.8 eV Lamp ......................................................................................... 393
PID Gas Supplies................................................................................................................... 393
Flow Rates................................................................................................................ 394
Detectors Coupled in Series to the PID................................................................................. 395
PID/FID Configuration............................................................................................. 396
PID/ECD Configuration........................................................................................... 396
PID/NPD or FPD Configuration............................................................................... 397
PID Installation...................................................................................................................... 397
Connecting Capillary Column and Exit Line.............................................. 402
PID Menu............................................................................................................................... 403
Chapter 20
Flame Photometric Detector (FPD) ..................................................................................................407
FPD Overview....................................................................................................................... 407
FPD Description .................................................................................................................... 409
Dual FPD..................................................................................................... 409
Jet.............................................................................................................................. 410
FPD Heating............................................................................................................. 410
FPD Gas Supplies.................................................................................................................. 411
FPD Installation..................................................................................................................... 413
FPD Menu.............................................................................................................................. 415
Dual FPD Menu........................................................................................................ 416
Chapter 21
Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD) .............................................................................................421
TCD Overview....................................................................................................................... 421
TCD Gas Supplies................................................................................................................. 424
Columns.................................................................................................................... 425
TCD Operating Modes .......................................................................................................... 425
Constant Temperature............................................................................................... 425
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Constant Voltage.......................................................................................................425
Automatic Switching of Control Options .................................................................426
Automatic Switching From Constant Voltage to Constant Temperature....426
Automatic Switching to Constant Current Mode.........................................426
Selecting TCD Operating Parameters....................................................................................427
Selecting an Operating Mode for High Thermal Conductivity Gases......................427
Using the Constant Temperature Mode.......................................................427
Using the Constant Voltage Mode...............................................................428
Selecting an Operating Mode for Low Thermal Conductivity Gases.......................429
Using the Constant Temperature Mode.......................................................429
Using the Constant Voltage Mode...............................................................429
TCD Menu .............................................................................................................................430
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Pulsed Discharge Detector (PDD) ...................................................................................................435
PDD Overview.......................................................................................................................436
PDD Principle ........................................................................................................................437
PDD Gas Supply....................................................................................................................438
Flow Rate..................................................................................................................438
Gas Purity..................................................................................................................438
Gas Lines Connections..............................................................................................439
PDD Installation.....................................................................................................................443
Leak Check ...............................................................................................................445
PDD Menu .............................................................................................................................448
SECTION VI
Autosamplers
Chapter 23
AI 3000 / AS 3000 Autosampler .......................................................................................................453
Autosampler Overview ..........................................................................................................453
Compatible Hardware...............................................................................................454
Setting Up the Autosampler......................................................................................454
AI 3000 / AS 3000 Autosampler Menu .................................................................................456
Extended Control Menu...............................................................................457
When No Vial Abort Menu..........................................................................458
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SECTION VII
Automation and Manual Control
Chapter 24
Automated Functions .......................................................................................................................461
The Clock Table .................................................................................................................... 462
The Run Table....................................................................................................................... 467
Run Log................................................................................................................................. 472
Chapter 25
Manual Functions ..............................................................................................................................473
Controlling Output Signals.................................................................................................... 473
When To Use Signal Correction............................................................................... 475
Controlling Valves................................................................................................................. 475
Types of Valves........................................................................................................ 475
SECTION VIII
Methods and Sequences
Chapter 26
Using Analytical Methods .................................................................................................................481
Introduction............................................................................................................................ 481
Method Parameters................................................................................................................ 482
Chapter 27
AI 3000 / AS 3000 Autosampler Sequences ....................................................................................489
Sequence Programming......................................................................................................... 489
Sequence Menu Overview........................................................................................ 490
Stored Sequence Menu............................................................................................. 491
How to Modify a Stored Sequence.............................................................. 492
How to Create or Edit a Sequence............................................................... 493
Sequence Set-up ....................................................................................................... 493
How to Set Subsequences............................................................................ 493
How to Set Post Sequence Events............................................................... 494
Storing a Sequence ................................................................................................... 495
Sequence Control................................................................................................................... 495
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Appendix A
Ionization Potential of Selected Molecules.....................................................................................499
Appendix B
Customer Communication................................................................................................................507
How To Contact Us................................................................................................................507
Reader Survey...........................................................................................................508
Glossary..............................................................................................................................................509
Index ....................................................................................................................................................515
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About This Manual
Overview
This Operating Manual contains descriptions of the features and components of
the TRACE GC Ultra gas chromatograph. Inside, you will find all of the
information necessary for routine operation of your GC, including operating
sequences, sample injection techniques, and diagrams and descriptions of the
major components.
This manual is organized as follows:
Section I familiarizes you with your TRACE GC Ultra gas chromatograph. In
addition to basic descriptions of TRACE GC Ultra features and systems, this
section contains instructions for configuring and interacting with your GC.
Chapter 1, TRACE GC Ultra Overview, provides a basic overview of the
features and options of the TRACE GC Ultra gas chromatograph.
Chapter 2, The TRACE GC Ultra User Interface, gives a general overview of
the TRACE GC Ultra user interface, including basic information about key
functions and menus.
Chapter 3, Configuration, describes how to set up the software on your
TRACE GC Ultra either to match the installed hardware or to reflect your
preferences.
Section II contains information on controlling and programming the detector and
carrier gas flows to the TRACE GC Ultra.
Chapter 4, Digital Gas Control, This chapter describes the automatic (DCC
and DGFC) gas control features of the TRACE GC Ultra and contains the
instructions to program and regulate the GC carrier gases control.
Section III contains information about the injection systems available for the
TRACE GC Ultra.
Chapter 5, Split/Splitless Injector (S/SL), describes the Split/Splitless (S/SL)
injector and contains operating sequences for the different split/splitless
operating modes.
Chapter 6, On-Column Injector (OCI), describes the On-Column injector
(OCI), on-column injection techniques, and operating sequences.
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Chapter 7, High Oven Temperature Cold On-Column Injector (HOT OC),
describes the HOT Cold On-Column (HOT OC) injector for injections at high
oven temperatures, HOT on-column injection techniques, and operating
sequences.
Chapter 8, Large Volume On-Column Injector (LVOCI), describes the Large
Volume On-Column Injector (LVOCI) used for large volume injections with
an autosampler.
Chapter 9, Packed Column Injector (PKD), describes the Packed (PKD)
column injector and explains the packed column operating sequences.
Chapter 10, Purged Packed Column Injector (PPKD), describes Purged
Packed Column (PPKD) injector, which has a septum purge option. Included
in this chapter are PPKD injection techniques and operating sequences.
Chapter 11, Programmable Temperature Vaporizing Injector (PTV), describes
the Programmable Temperature Vaporizing (PTV) injector and contains
operating sequences for using the injector in different operating modes.
Chapter 12, Gas Sampling Valve (GSV), describes the gas sample valves
available with the TRACE GC Ultra and contains operating sequences for
manual and automatic sampling.
Section IV contains information about the configuration options for the TRACE
GC Ultra column oven and sequences for using capillary and packed columns in
the oven.
Chapter 13, The Column Oven, describes the features and configuration
options for the TRACE GC Ultra column oven and includes operating
sequences for oven programming.
Chapter 14, Columns, describes the analytical columns used in the TRACE
GC Ultra.
Section V contains information about detector configuration and operation.
Chapter 15, Detector Overview, gives basic information about the detectors
available with the TRACE GC Ultra.
Chapter 16, Flame Ionization Detector (FID), describes the operating
principles and sequences for the Flame Ionization Detector (FID).
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Thermo Fisher Scientific TRACE GC Ultra Gas Chromatograph Operating instructions

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