SRI GC DETECTORS - CCD - CATALYTIC
CONDUCTIVITY DETECTOR
SRI CCD DETECTOR
Detects down to
500ppm
Hydrocarbon and
hydrogen selective
Gasless operating
capability - runs on air!
Inexpensive and
rugged with a built-in spare
The CCD is about as sensitive as a TCD detector
but has the hydrocarbon selectivity of an FID
while operating on air alone. The CCD needs no
high pressure cylinder gases such as hydrogen or
helium to operate, just ambient air, so it lends
itself to use in SRI's unique Gas-less GCs where
a built-in air compressor supplies the carrier
gas. The CCD can also be used as a hydrocarbon
monitor in non-chromatographic applications
where the CCD senses the total hydrocarbon
content of a flowing air stream, or as a
hydrogen/hydrocarbon leak detector.
The Catalytic Combustion Detector ( CCD )
consists of a tiny coil of platinum wire
embedded in a catalytic ceramic bead. A small
electric current flows through the platinum coil
heating the ceramic bead to about 500ºC. The
CCD is maintained in an oxidative environment
typically by using air as the carrier gas. When
hydrogen or a hydrocarbon molecule impacts the
hot bead it combusts on the surface raising the
temperature and resistance of the platinum
wire. The resistance change causes the detector
output signal to change thus producing a peak.
The CCD detector bead is very rugged and can be
expected to last a long time. A second bead is
included in the detector housing at no extra
cost thus providing a built-in replacement in
the event the first bead becomes inoperable.
Replacement bead sets install in minutes with no
tools and are very economical, making this
detector a good choice for academic settings
where detectors may be damaged by inexperienced
operators. The brass detector housing is
mounted on a stainless steel bulkhead fitting
which is secured directly to the wall of the GC
column oven.
#SRI-8690-2007,
CCD DETECTOR
$1,229.00
#SRI-8670-2007,
REPLACEMENT CCD DETECTOR ELEMENT
$105.00
Hot Tip
up
to SIX DETECTORS Can be mounted on the 8610c gc
mainframe.
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