Injection systems liquid

Applicability Limitation This technology is used primarily to treat solids, sludges and contaminated soils, but liquid or gaseous injection systems are available. 

Feed/catalyst injection. A well-designed injection system provides a rapid and uniform vaporization of the liquid feed. This will lower delta coke by minimizing non-catalytic coke deposition as well as reducing the deposits of heavy material on the catalyst. 

A schematic diagram of a chromatograph for SFC is shown in Figure 6.10. In general, the instrument components are a hybrid of components developed for gas and liquid chromatography that have been subsequently modified for use with supercritical fluids. Thus, the. fluid delivery system is a pump modified for pressure control and the injection system a rotary valve similar to components used in liquid chromatography. The column oven and... 

Cortes, H. J., Campbell, R. M., Himes, R. P., and Pfeiffer, C. D., On-line coupled liquid chromatography and capillary supercritical fluid chromatography large-volume injection system for capillary SFC, ]. Microcol. Sep., 4, 239, 1992. 

In reduced-flow LC-MS systems, the solvent flow into the spectrometer is reduced to a level where the pumping system can cope. Essentially, three such systems have been developed direct-liquid-introduction (DLI), flowing FAB [531] and electrospray [532]. An alternative approach to belt transport interfacing is to deliver the column eluate directly into the MS source and use Cl techniques. Methods based on this principle are called direct-liquid-injection systems, which are comprised of capillary flow restrictors, diaphragms,... 

A number of new approaches to the way in which precursors are delivered to a substrate have been developed in which the precursor is dispersed into the gas phase without having to be volatile. These new systems each have their own advantages for a particular precursor depending on its physical state. Most of the delivery systems in use can be classified as one of the following a liquid injection system (LIS), where a precursor is vaporized directly from a neat liquid or solution containing the precursors a solid delivery system (SDS), where the precursor is vaporized... 

S. Sawada, H. Torii, T. Osakai, and T. Kimoto, Pulse amperometric detection of lithium in artificial serum using a flow injection system with a liquid/liquid-type ion-selective electrode. Anal. Chem. 70, 4286-4290 (1998). 

Another important application of plain-orifice atomizers is jet engine afterburner injectors. The fuel injection system typically consists of one or more circular manifolds supported by struts in a jet pipe. The fuel is supplied to the manifold by feed pipes in the support struts and sprayed into the combustion zone through the orifices in the manifold. Increasing the number of orifices and/or using a ringlike manifold may promote uniform distribution of liquid. To reduce the risk of blockage of orifices, a minimum orifice size of 0.5 mm is usually regarded as practical for kerosene-type fuels. 

High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) (Chapter 30) gives an elaborate discussion of theoretical aspects. Instrumentation encompasses the various important components e.g., solvent reservoir and degassing system pressure, flow and temperature pumps and sample injection system ... 

From these correlations it would be natural to expect that the maximum blowoff velocity as a function of air-fuel ratio would occur at the stoichiometric mixture ratio. For premixed gaseous fuel-air systems, the maxima do occur at this mixture ratio, as shown in Fig. 4.56. However, in real systems liquid fuels are injected upstream of the bluff-body flame holder in order to allow for mixing. Results [60] for such liquid injection systems show that the maximum... 

Many manufacturers now offer other sample injection systems compatible with the vacuum lock used for the solids probe. These include small (e.g., 75-ml) heatable batch inlet systems, usually accessible via syringe (gas syringe or GC microliter syringe for liquids), which can be particularly useful as inlets for mass reference compounds. Other probes are designed as flexible, easily removed connections to a gas chromatograph via some form of interface. 

The benefits of an improved feed injection system and riser can be lower delta coke, lower regenerator temperature, higher conversion, higher gasoline yield, and increased liquid yield. More feed can be processed and an air blower or wet gas compressor limitation can be relieved. 

Murata, K., Mano, N., and Asakawa, N., Development of a large-volume, membrane-based injection system for gradient elution micro-liquid chromatography. Journal of Chromatography A 1106(1-2), 146-151, 2006. 

Enzyme immunosensors are used in flow injection systems and liquid chromatography to provide automated on-line analyses (71—73). These systems are capable of continuously executing the steps involved in the immunoassays, including the binding reactions, washing, and the enzyme reaction, in about 10 minutes. 

JA Singleton, LF Stikeleather. High performance liquid chromatography analysis of peanut phospholipids. I. Injection system for simultaneous concentration and separation of phospholipids. J Am Oil Chem Soc 72 481-483, 1995. 

The vast majority of propane fuel systems used on light-duty vehicles to date have been of the mechanical-control type that meter propane in proportion to the amount of air used by the engine (air-valve and venturi-type mixers ). While these systems work well, their capabilities have been overshadowed by gasoline fuel injection systems and often lag behind gasoline systems in terms of acceleration, driveability, and cold-start performance. Chrysler Canada and one European equipment manufacturer offer liquid propane injection systems that are direct analogs to gasoline port fuel injection systems. These systems should have inherent performance advantages compared to the vaporized propane fuel systems. 

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