Dionex ASE 150 - Solvent Reservoir; Waste Bottle

ASE 150 Operator’s Manual
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sample cell to the collection vessel. After a run, the collection vessel
contains solvent and the analytes extracted from the sample.
2.1.4 Solvent Reservoir
The ASE 150 Ship Kit (P/N 066399) includes a 2-liter glass bottle with
shatterproof plastic coating (P/N 045901) and a bottle cap assembly
(P/N 068077) with tubing and fittings for the inlet and outlet connections.
For instructions on how to install the solvent reservoir, see Section 3.1.2
.
2.1.5 Waste Bottle
A 250-mL collection bottle (without the cap) is used to collect system
waste. Three vent lines, one from the pressure relief valve and two from
the needle mechanism, are connected to the built-in waste bottle cap. The
waste bottle collects the small amounts of condensed solvent vented
through these lines.
A vent outlet line is also connected to the waste bottle cap; gas is vented
out this line to the rear panel. The ASE 150 Ship Kit (P/N 066399)
provides vent tubing (P/N 053514) that you can connect to the vent outlet
on the rear panel (see Figure 2-3
) and then route to a vent hood.
NOTE Check the waste bottle daily and empty whenever
necessary.
Use only Dionex solvent reservoirs. These are glass bottles with a
shatterproof plastic coating. To prevent operator injury, make sure the
pressure applied to the bottles does not exceed 0.07 MPa (10 psi).
Utilisez uniquement des réservoirs à solvant Dionex. Ce sont des
réservoirs en verre à revêtement incassable en plastique. Veillez à ce
que la pression exercée sur ces réservoirs ne dépasse pas 0,07 MPa.
Verwenden Sie ausschließlich die Lösemittelbehälter von Dionex.
Dabei handelt es sich um Glasbehälter mit einer splittersicheren
Plastikbeschichtung. Vergewissern Sie sich, daß der Druck, der auf
die Behälter ausgeübt wird, 0,07 MPa nicht übersteigt.
Never fill the solvent reservoir or disconnect the tubing connections
to the solvent and gas connectors during a run or rinse cycle. At these
times, the solvent reservoir is pressurized. If you remove the bottle
cap, the ASE 150 may not operate to specification.