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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Safety and Regulatory Information
9
Chapter 1 Safety and Regulatory Information
11
Safety Practices and Conventions
11
Correct Use of the Instrument
12
Electrical Safety
13
Operating Conditions
15
Laboratory Hygiene
16
Laboratory Ventilation
16
Safe Handling of Chemicals
17
Waste Disposal
18
Contents of Waste Containers
18
Disposing of Defective Lamps
18
UV Radiation
19
High Temperatures
20
Burner System
20
Graphite Furnace
20
Quartz Tube Atomizer Cell
20
Handling Compressed Gases
21
Summary of Gas Hazards
21
Identifying Cylinders
21
Storing Cylinders
22
Handling Cylinders
23
Safety Practices for Flame Atomization
24
Safety Interlocks
24
Safe Use of Burner Gases
24
Air Supply
25
Nitrous Oxide
25
Acetylene
26
Safe Operation of the Flame
27
The Drain System
28
Flashbacks
28
Hazards with Flame Atomization
29
Safety Practices for Electrothermal Atomization
30
Inert Gas
30
Safety Checks
30
Hazards with Electrothermal Atomization
31
Safety Practices for FIAS and Mercury Hydride Systems
32
Hazards with FIAS and Mercury Hydride Systems
33
References for Laboratory Safety Practice
34
Regulatory Information
35
Electrical Protection
35
IEC 1010 Compliance
35
Installation Category
35
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
36
Symbols Used on the Instrument
37
Warning Markings at the Front of the Spectrometer
38
Warning Markings on the Instrument
38
Warning Markings on the Rear Panel
40
Warning Markings on the Deuterium Lamp Cover
43
Spectrometer Installation
45
Chapter 2 Spectrometer Installation
47
Before You Install the Spectrometer
47
When the Spectrometer Arrives
47
Before the Service Engineer Arrives
47
When the Service Engineer Arrives
47
Moving and Reinstalling the Spectrometer
48
Preparing the Spectrometer to be Moved
48
Moving the Spectrometer
49
Reinstalling the Spectrometer
50
Connecting the Burner Gases
51
What You Need to Provide
51
What Is Provided with the Spectrometer
51
To Connect the Gases
52
Air
52
Connecting the Furnace Gases
54
To Connect Argon (or Nitrogen) Only
55
Connecting Argon (or Nitrogen) Only
56
To Connect both Argon and a Special Gas
57
Connecting Argon (or Nitrogen) and a Special Gas
58
To Connect the Drain System to the Burner
59
To Install the Furnace Autosampler
59
Connecting Cooling Sources
60
Installing the Cooling System
60
Connecting and Disconnecting the Water Hoses
60
Connecting the Cooling System
61
Filling the Cooling System
62
Connecting External Cooling Sources
63
Connecting the Main Water Supply
63
Connecting Cooling Water Hoses
65
Electrical Connections
66
Summary
66
Preparing the System for Analyses
69
Chapter 3 Preparing the System for Analyses
71
Switching on the System
71
Required Pressures for the Burner Gases
73
Required Pressures for the Furnace Gases
74
Installing Lamps
75
Lamp Compartment
75
Installing and Connecting Lamps
76
Lamp Holders in the Lamp Compartment
76
Edls
77
Removing Lamps
78
Tips for Installing Lamps
78
Installing Sample Trays
79
To Shut down the Flame System
80
To Shut down the Furnace System
80
Shutting down the System
80
To Shut down the Spectrometer
81
Emergency Shutdown
82
Spectrometer: System Maintenance
83
Chapter 4 Spectrometer: System Maintenance
85
Perkinelmer Service
85
If the Spectrometer System Does Not Function Correctly
85
Troubleshooting
85
Maintenance Checklist
86
General Preventative Maintenance Procedures
86
Spectrometer, Maintenance Checklist
86
Spectrometer Maintenance Procedures
87
Cleaning the Windows of the Optical System
87
Maintaining the Electrical Components
89
Parts that May be Serviced by the User
89
Resetting the Automatic Circuit Breaker
90
Changing the Fuses
90
Automatic Circuit Breaker and Fuses on the Rear Panel
91
Changing the Air Filters
92
Replacing the Deuterium Lamp
93
Location of Deuterium Lamp Inside the Spectrometer
93
Deuterium Lamp Cover and Bracket Assembly
94
Maintaining the Acetylene Supply
96
Chapter 5 Parts and Supplies
97
Parts Provided
99
Obtaining Supplies, Replacement Parts, and Accessories
100
What Is Listed in this Section
100
Laboratory Requirements
101
Chapter 6 Laboratory Requirements
103
Introduction
103
Operating Conditions
103
Bench and Location Requirements
104
Fume Ventilation
104
Space Requirements for the Spectrometer System
105
Computer and Printer
105
Accessories
105
Electrical Requirements
108
Gas Supply Requirements
109
Specifications and Requirements of the Burner Gases
110
Acetylene Supply
112
Nitrous Oxide Supply
113
Furnace Gases
114
Special Gas
114
Specifications and Requirements of the Furnace Gases
115
Cooling the Spectrometer System
116
Cooling System
116
External Cooling
116
Requirements for the Cooling Water Supply
116
Lamps
118
Computer and Printer
118
System Description
119
Chapter 7 Spectrometer: System Description
121
The Aanalyst 700 Spectrometer System
121
Concept
121
Features of the Aanalyst 700 System
121
System Components
122
System Control
122
The Optical System
124
Optical System
125
Switches and Connectors on the Spectrometer
126
Operational On/Off Switches
126
Switches and Ports on the Front Panel
126
Accessory Ports
127
Electrical Connectors and Controls on the Rear Panel
128
Electrical Connectors and Switches on the Rear Panel
129
The Gas and Cooling Connectors
130
Gas and Cooling Connectors on the Rear Panel
131
Technical Data
132
Chapter 8 Translations of Warnings
135
Symbols Used on the Instrument
179
Index
187
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