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Hiden system analyses fast transient gas events

A Hiden Analytical product story
Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team Feb 9, 2010

Hiden Analytical has introduced its Transient MS system for the analysis of fast transient gas events at pressures near atmosphere.

The compact, bench-top system is founded on the Hiden HPR-20 QIC series gas analysers and features a purpose-designed fast-response capillary inlet and the HAL/3F PIC mass spectrometer with pulse ion counting detector.

The combination enables inlet system response times of less the 150msec, with measurement speeds of up to 500 data points/sec over an entire seven-decade dynamic range.

The system monitors species with molecular weights to 300amu, with higher mass ranges available for specialist applications.

The Massoft control and data-acquisition programme provides ease of operation with integral calibration routines, together with user-programmable template files for automatic operation of routine analyses.

Multiple I/Os permit integration of external parameters such as temperature or flow rates and control of external equipment with species-specific pressure-level sensors.

Application areas include pulsed gas experiments for catalyst characterisation, surface reaction and reduction studies, respiratory analysis, process control and - with high-speed rotating multiport valve - spacial gas-distribution measurement as demonstrated in the Hiden Spaci-MS system.

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