This utility model relates to the field of
environmental analysis and testing technology. Addressing the problems of low efficiency, complex operation, and unsuitability for on-
site testing in existing membrane enrichment devices, it provides a rapid enrichment device using a stirred
silicone rubber
composite membrane. This enrichment device consists of a
silicone rubber sheet, a separating mesh, a fixing head, and a connecting rod. The
silicone rubber sheet and the separating mesh are clamped together by the fixing head to form a
composite membrane. Connected to an electric
drill via the connecting rod, it can rapidly adsorb
organic matter in water samples through rotational stirring. After enrichment, it is placed in a
thermal desorption container, and the desorbed gas is detected by
ion mobility spectrometry via a carrier gas. By enhancing
mass transfer through stirring and expanding the adsorption area of the
composite membrane, enrichment can be completed within 30 minutes. It is suitable for on-site and laboratory detection of
organic matter in water and air samples, significantly improving efficiency and portability.