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3. Sends a closed contact while sample is
taken. The sampler deposits the
programmed sample volume into the bottle.
If programmed to deposit a sample volume
in more than one bottle, the sampler:
a. Moves the table to the next bottle.
b. Deposits the programmed sample
volume into the bottle.
c. Repeats steps 3a and 3b until the
programmed number of bottles per event
is reached.
4. Purges the suction line (see Section 3.3.3 ).
There are five categories of sampling program
instructions that control the above actions in an
event. These categories include:
• Cycle: Parameters that configure the
sampling cycle, purge, sample time, post
purge, rinse, recycle, and consecutive
samples.
• Sample Interval: Define what controls
the sample collection interval based on
Time or Flow.
• Bottle Option: Define which sampling
type (discrete/composite) and the bottle
configuration.
• PGM Run Options: Configure program
run options including auto rerun, delay
start, float, fault, timed stop, and bottle
limit.
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