Using Constant-Pressure Mode - Markes International ACTI-VOC PLUS C-FFP-01 Instructions For Use Manual

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Turn on the pump, start the sampling event and leave to sample for a given time.
Be aware that different analytes will have different retention volumes on a
given sorbent.
After the sampling period has passed, stop the sampling event and record the
sample time. This is displayed on the ACTI-VOC PLUS display screen.
Remove the TD tube from the tubing adapter and cap with long-term storage
caps (C-CF020). You should do this by finger-tightening each cap, and then
quarter turning with the CapLok tool provided.
– See CapLok tool how-to video for further information.
Calculate the total air volume sampled using the following formula:
Total air volume (L) =
Your tube is now ready for analysis, and your pump can be used for additional
samples at the same flow rate.
To power the pump off, press and hold the Power key until the Power down
window appears and the countdown is complete.
5.6

Using constant-pressure mode

Constant-flow mode is the recommended operating mode for TD applications.
Constant-pressure mode allows pumping in the flow range of 1-500mL/min, but the
range is dependent on tube impedance and the flow needs to be adjusted with a
third-party in-line flow controller (not supplied with the pump – contact your local
Markes International dealer for more information). Flows greater than 450 mL/min
will not be achievable with all TD tube types.
To switch to constant-pressure mode, use the navigation keys to select control
mode, then select:
CPL (Constant Pressure Low), 1–449 mL/min
CPH (Constant Pressure High), 450–5000 mL/min
To set the pressure that will be maintained in the constant-pressure mode:
Select 'Run Setup' from the main menu screen, then use the adjustment keys to
alter the press set value before pressing enter to set the value.
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Sample flow rate (mL/min) х Sample time (min)
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