Method for analyzing mixed light hydrocarbons by conjunctive use of ten-way valve and six-way valve
A combined analysis and six-way valve technology, applied in the field of chromatographic analysis, can solve the problems of high error probability and unsuitability for micro analysis, and achieve the effects of reduced hardware costs, reliable quantitative results, and strong flexibility
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[0017] like figure 1 As shown, the analysis system is composed of two sampling analysis systems, System I and System II. System I includes ten-port valve 1, which is connected to pre-column 2, analytical column 3 and damping column 4 respectively, and analytical column 3 is emptied. The damping column 4 is connected to the thermal conductivity detector 5, which is mainly used for the analysis of permanent gases; the system II includes a six-way valve 8, which is connected to a capillary analysis column 10 and a hydrogen flame ionization detector 11, which can be used for hydrocarbon gases Or other gas sample analysis that can be quantitatively detected by FID; ten-way valve 1 and six-way valve 8 are connected. Quantitative tubes (7, 9) are also respectively arranged on it.
[0018] figure 2 It is the full analysis spectrum of C4 liquefied gas, specifically the liquefied gas after etherification, which is detected by the external standard method, and the results are as follo...
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