Turbidimeter and liquid analysis equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses a turbidimeter and liquid analysis equipment. The turbidimeter comprises a shell, a transparent container, a sample absorption pipe, a luminous unit, at least one first photoelectric conversion unit, at least one second photoelectric conversion unit and a processing unit, wherein sealed space is formed in the shell; the transparent container is arranged in the sealed space; one end of the sample absorption pipe is connected with the transparent container, and the other end of the sample absorption pipe extends out of the shell; the luminous unit is arranged in the sealed space and can emit light to the transparent container; the at least one first photoelectric conversion unit and the at least one second photoelectric conversion unit are arranged in the sealed space; the at least one first photoelectric conversion unit receives directly emitted light emitted by the luminous unit and converts the received directly emitted light into a first electric signal; the at least one second photoelectric conversion unit receives scattered light which is emitted by the luminous unit, penetrates through the transparent container and is scattered, and converts the received scattered light into a second electric signal; the processing unit calculates the turbidity of measured liquid according to the first electric signal and the second electric signal. Due to the mode, the turbidimeter can quickly detect the turbidity of the liquid.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of liquid detection, in particular to a turbidity meter and liquid analysis equipment. Background technique [0002] A turbidimeter is a device used to detect the turbidity of a liquid, where the turbidity of the liquid is due to the insoluble suspended matter contained in the liquid. [0003] In the medical field, it is often necessary to detect the turbidity of a patient's urine to determine the condition of the patient. At present, the method for detecting the turbidity of urine is to observe manually by inspectors, and judge the turbidity of urine according to the observation results. The method of manually judging the urine turbidity requires the test personnel to be in close contact with the urine sample, which is unhygienic, unsafe, and low in efficiency. Moreover, when a large number of urine samples need to be tested, the test personnel manually take out the sample for observation and record the tu...

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Problems solved by technology

The method of manually judging the urine turbidity requires the test personnel to be in close contact with the urine sample, which is unhygienic, unsafe, and low in efficiency. Moreover, when a large number of urine samples need to be tested, the test personnel manually take out the sample for observation and record the turbidity. It is very easy to mistake the sequence of urine samples before and after, resulting in serious accidents of dislocation of test results.

[0004] At present, there are also liquid turbidity equipment, but this liquid turbidity equipment cannot perform continuous and rapid detection on batches of urine samples in hospitals, and the traditional liquid turbidity equipment also has the following shortcomings:

[0005] 1. Traditional liquid turbidity equipment cannot detect trace liquid samples;

[0006] 2. The liquid turbidity equipment with reliable performance needs to collect and calculate the transmitted light intensity and scattered light intensity of the specimen. Traditional photoelectric converters, digital-to-analog conversion circuits and signal shielding measures all result in a relatively large volume of the turbidimeter. Difficult to integrate and work with medical automated testing instruments;

[0007] 3. No matter whether the traditional liquid turbidity equipment adopts the input type or the online circulation detection mode, it cannot meet the requirements of continuous detection of large batches of samples in hospitals and the simultaneous elimination of cross-contamination between samples.

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