Oil fluid online mixing sample introduction device for spectroscopic analysis and application thereof
A spectroscopic analysis and sampling device technology, applied in the field of analytical chemistry, can solve the problems of inconsistent matrix background, affecting the measurement results, etc., and achieve the effects of fast speed, accurate sample injection, and simple operation steps
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[0030] see figure 1 , is an overall structure diagram of an online oil mixing and sampling device for atomic emission spectrometry analysis (taking a peristaltic pump as a sampling pump, a six-way valve as a multi-channel valve, and a mixing chip as a mixing component as an example).
[0031] Referring to Fig. 2, it is a schematic diagram of two injection states of a multi-channel valve (taking a six-port valve as an example).
[0032] see image 3 , is a schematic diagram of the hybrid chip structure.
[0033] The online mixing and sampling device in this embodiment includes two sampling branches, and the solvent therein flows into the mixing chip 17 and is mixed evenly before entering the nebulizer 18 for atomized sampling. One of the two branches is used to introduce the matrix solvent 15 and is only equipped with a peristaltic pump 13 , and the other is used to introduce the matrix solvent 14 and the sample to be tested 26 and is equipped with a peristaltic pump 12 and a...
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[0039] In this embodiment, the oil sampling device such as figure 1 As shown, the specific experimental steps are as follows:
[0040] 1) Set the flow rate of the two sampling branches to be 200 μL / min, introduce aviation kerosene (matrix solvent) continuously and uninterruptedly, and place the six-way valve in the sampling state (such as Figure 2a shown);
[0041] 2) After the liquid flow is stable, use the microwave plasma torch (MPT) spectrometer developed by the laboratory to measure the intensity of the Zn element emission line (213.856nm) in real time;
[0042] 3) Switch the six-way valve to the sample loading state (such as Figure 2b shown), then the sample containing Zn (Conostan standard sample) is injected into the quantitative loop from the injection port 10 with a syringe, and then the six-way valve is switched back to the sample injection state;
[0043] 4) After the sample signal appears and disappears completely, repeat step 3) to introduce the next sample....
Embodiment 3
[0046] In this embodiment, the oil sampling device such as figure 1 As shown, the specific experimental steps are as follows:
[0047] 1) Set the flow rate of the two sampling branches to be 200 μL / min, introduce aviation kerosene (matrix solvent) continuously and uninterruptedly, and place the six-way valve in the sampling state (such as Figure 2a shown);
[0048] 2) After the liquid flow is stable, use the microwave plasma torch (MPT) spectrometer developed by the laboratory to measure the intensity of the Zn element emission line (213.856nm) in real time;
[0049] 3) Switch the six-way valve to the sample loading state (such as Figure 2b shown), then the sample (Conostan standard sample, 200ppm) containing Zn element is injected into the quantitative loop from the injection port 10 with a syringe, and then the six-way valve is switched back to the sample injection state;
[0050] 4) After the sample signal appears and disappears completely, repeat the six-way valve swi...
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