HSY-33647 Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrometer

Shanghai Qigao Instrument Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer of ICP spectrometers. It is a high-tech company integrating scientific research, production, sales, and technical services. The HSY-33647 Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectrometer is the latest model developed by our company based on traditional ICP-OES technology, incorporating the latest international technological achievements. This series of spectrometers is fully automatic, high-precision, highly sensitive, and highly stable (the earliest models were the 1000 and 2000 series, with the latest model developed on the basis of HSY-8100/HSY-8800). Backed by years of dedicated research and a collaborative, innovative team spirit, the company ensures excellent service with rich experience and solid professional knowledge. This product integrates optics, mechanics, electronics, computer technology, and analytical techniques, featuring fast testing speed, wide measurement range, and accurate and reliable analysis results. With the adoption of computer technology, the instrument's intelligence, on-screen graphics, text, and data acquisition and processing have reached advanced domestic levels, making it an ideal analytical instrument for various industries.

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The main structure of the ICP spectrometer is as follows:

Sample introduction system—Excitation light source—Dispersion system—Control and detection system—Output system

Brief description of the main working principle of the ICP spectrometer:

The emission spectrometer analyzes elements qualitatively and quantitatively based on the characteristic radiation generated when atoms or ions of the element under test are excited in the light source, by determining the presence and intensity of this characteristic radiation.

Application scope: As a large-scale precision analytical instrument, the ICP spectrometer is widely used in:

1. Metallurgical industry: Steel and its alloys, including carbon steel, cast iron, alloy steel, high-purity steel, Si and SiFe alloys, ferroalloys, etc.

2. Non-ferrous metals and their alloys: Including non-ferrous metals (high-purity metals) and their alloys, rare metals and their alloys, precious metals, rare earths (concentrates, roasted ores, oxides, carbonates, oxalates, chlorides, fluorides, metals, alloys, NdFeB, local, and their alloys, compounds, etc.).

3. Water samples: Drinking water, surface water, wastewater, mineralized water, electroplating solutions, and industrial discharge wastewater.

4. Environmental samples: Soil, atmospheric dust, fly ash.

5. Geological and mineral samples: Geological samples, ores, and minerals.

6. Inorganic non-metallic material analysis.

7. Healthcare: Detection of Ca, Mg, Cu, Pb, Cd, Fe, Mn, Se, Zn content in just 20ul blood samples/0.1000g hair samples.

8. Chemical and chemical products: Chemical reagents (hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, hydrofluoric acid, hydrogen peroxide, and various synthetic reagents), chemical products (representative product saturated sodium chloride solution), inorganic materials, cosmetics, oils (gasoline, diesel, kerosene, oleic acid, and their synthetic materials, lubricating oil, hydraulic oil, mineral oil, ship oil), petroleum catalysts, urea solutions, coatings, etc.

9. Agricultural products: Grain, oil, seafood, food, and beverage metal element analysis.

10. Animal, plant, and biochemical samples: Plants, traditional Chinese medicine, animal tissues, biochemical samples.

11. Nuclear industry products: Nuclear fuel analysis, nuclear materials.

12. Others.

Detailed description of instrument composition and working principle

ICP Plasma Emission Spectrometer consists of a monochromator, radio frequency generator, sample introduction system, photoelectric conversion, control system, data processing system, and analysis operation software. The plasma is generated in a triple concentric quartz torch. Argon gas is introduced tangentially into the torch, and a copper load coil (cooled by water) is wound around the upper part of the torch. When high-frequency current (operating frequency 40MHz, power about 1KW) generated by the high-frequency generator passes through the coil, it creates an alternating magnetic field, ionizing a small amount of argon to produce electrons and ions. These accelerated particles collide with other neutral atoms under the magnetic field, generating more electrons and ions, forming an eddy current in the torch. With an electric spark, a plasma torch (i.e., plasma) is formed, reaching temperatures above 10,000 K. The aqueous sample solution is nebulized into an aerosol and introduced into the central channel of the quartz torch. Atoms are ionized under external energy, but excited-state atoms are unstable. When transitioning from a higher energy level to the ground state, they release enormous energy in the form of electromagnetic waves of specific wavelengths. Different elements produce distinct characteristic spectra. These characteristic spectra are directed through a lens onto a grating in the spectrometer. The computer controls the stepper motor to rotate the grating, and the transmission mechanism precisely positions the diffracted characteristic spectral line intensity of the element under test at the exit slit. The photomultiplier tube converts this spectral line intensity into an electric current, which is processed by the circuit and converted via V/F conversion. The computer performs data processing, and finally, the printer outputs the analysis results.