Gas Requirements - Agilent Technologies 4100 Site Preparation Manual

Table 9. Suitable environmental conditions for the Agilent 4107 Nitrogen Gas
Generator
Condition
Non-operating (Transport)
Operating and complying
with performance
specifications

Gas requirements

All gas supply installations must comply with rules and/or
regulations that are imposed by the local authorities responsible for
the use of compressed gas in the workplace.
A separate nitrogen generator unit (to the instrument) must be used to supply
NOTE
the nitrogen to the ECGM.
Table 10. Nitrogen generator gas requirements
Compressed Air Input
Pressure 620–750 kPa. (90–109 psi)
Flow rate* 115 SLPM (maximum)
Quality ISO 8573-1:2010 CLASS 8.4.3
Connection G¼ in female outlet must be
provided by customer, 2 m hose
supplied
*The flow rate into the generator is not constant with time; it
fluctuates during the pressure swing absorption cycle.
Agilent 4100 Microwave Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometer Site Preparation Guide
Altitude Temperature
0–4,000 m -40–70 °C
(0–13,100 ft)
(-40–158 °F)
0–3,000 m 5–35 °C
(0–9,800 ft) (41–95 °F)
3,000–4,000 m 5–25 °C
(9,800–13,100 ft) (41–77 °F)
Nitrogen Output
(Agilent 4100 MP-AES)
450–600 kPa (65 psi)
25 SLPM (minimum)
Purity >99.5%
<0.5% Oxygen
¼ in Swagelok connector to suit MP-AES or EGCM
Accessories and Options
Humidity (%RH)
non-condensing
< 90
50–80
50–80
Nitrogen Output
(EGCM)
450–600 kPa (65 psi)
10 SLPM (minimum)
Purity >99.95%
<0.05% Oxygen
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