LC Column Switching and Regeneration
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| - | This configuration allows the regeneration of one of the analytical columns while the other one is engaged - giving greater efficiency and higher throughput. This can be run from | + | This configuration allows the regeneration of one of the analytical columns while the other one is engaged - giving greater efficiency and higher throughput. This can be run directly from within '''Analyst''' using a custom Cycle (requires ICC-CE). |
There are 2 pumps needed, one for the gradient run and another (higher flow rate and isocratic) for regeneration. This configuration requires a 6 port valve for sample loading and a 10 port valve for column switching. | There are 2 pumps needed, one for the gradient run and another (higher flow rate and isocratic) for regeneration. This configuration requires a 6 port valve for sample loading and a 10 port valve for column switching. | ||
Revision as of 15:30, 4 February 2009
| LC Column Switching & Regeneration |
| Application Type | |
| High Throughput | |
| Application ID | |
| LC1001 | |
| Description | |
| LC Column Switching & Regeneration. |
Overview
This configuration allows the regeneration of one of the analytical columns while the other one is engaged - giving greater efficiency and higher throughput. This can be run directly from within Analyst using a custom Cycle (requires ICC-CE).
There are 2 pumps needed, one for the gradient run and another (higher flow rate and isocratic) for regeneration. This configuration requires a 6 port valve for sample loading and a 10 port valve for column switching.
Plumbing diagram for each selected column
