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CombiFlash NextGen Systems
Section 1 Introduction
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Figure 1-8 CombiFlash NextGen ELSD (back) and P-Trap Drain Vent Assembly
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19. Solvent Inlet Ports – A and B solvent supply. The
CombiFlash NextGen system allows only a single solvent
each for A and B (weak and strong solvent), while the
remaining models support up to 4 solvents which can be
used as either the weak or strong solvent.
20. Fraction Collection Exhaust Port – Outlet with a
2" O.D. fitting to connect the vapor enclosure to an external
exhaust.
21. Mains Power – Connects the system to AC line voltage.
22. Mains Circuit Breaker – This is a voltage-independent
circuit breaker, which also removes power from all active
components inside the instrument.
23. Waste Port – Fluid not directed to the fraction collector
exits to the waste container here.
24. Lower Drain Tube – This tube carries away liquids
spilled onto the rack area.
25. Cooling Fan – (ELSD equipped models only) Cools the
internal ELSD components.
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26. ELSD Exhaust Port – (ELSD equipped models only)
Vents the carrier gas and vaporized solvents.
27. Nitrogen Inlet – (ELSD equipped models only) Connects
to the carrier gas supply (60 to 70 psi).
28. P-trap Drain – (ELSD equipped models only) During
operation, condensate from the Thermo-Split™ process
drains from the system. An internal P-trap prevents aero-
sol particles from escaping through this drain.
29. Pump Drain Outlet – (ELSD equipped models only) An
internal drip tray is located below the splitter for the
ELSD. Should the pump or its fittings leak, liquids will
drain from this port to protect internal components.
30. P-Trap Drain Vent Assembly – Fixture to allow P-trap
to drain. Vent portion should be aligned vertically.
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