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General| Temperature Range | Ambient to 1000 °C |
|---|---|
| Heating Rate | 0.1 to 100 °C/min |
| Balance Sensitivity | 0.1 μg |
| Gas Flow Rates | 0 to 200 mL/min |
| Atmosphere | Inert, Oxidizing, Reducing |
| Data Sampling Rate | Up to 50Hz |
Explains the system's use of notes, cautions, and warnings to emphasize critical instructions.
Covers essential safety precautions related to electrical hazards and high voltages within the instrument.
Outlines safety procedures for using purge gases and handling potentially harmful sample emissions.
Provides warnings and precautions regarding hot surfaces and potential thermal hazards during operation.
Details safety considerations for the instrument's moving parts and general mechanical operations.
Advises on safe practices for lifting and carrying the heavy instrument to prevent injury.
Details the main buttons on the instrument's user interface for core functions like Start and Stop.
Instructions for safely unpacking and repacking the TGA instrument.
Procedures for checking the instrument and shipping container for damage or missing parts.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal installation location considering environmental and space requirements.
Steps to prepare the instrument after unpacking, including removing shipping restraints.
Detailed instructions on how to remove the shipping bracket securing the instrument.
Step-by-step guide to carefully unpack the instrument's sensitive balance assembly.
Instructions for connecting the TGA instrument to a network and controller.
Steps for connecting purge gas lines to the Gas Delivery Module (GDM) for sample atmosphere control.
Procedure for installing the air cool line to the COOLING GAS fitting on the instrument.
Instructions for connecting the heat exchanger's cable and water hoses to the instrument.
Details on how to properly connect the instrument's power cable to the power entry module.
Detailed procedure for installing the shorter hang-down wire for the tare pan.
Explains the importance and types of calibration for accurate TGA results.
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