Automatic calibration for on-line process monitoring in continuous-flow systems
1995

Automatic Calibration for Continuous-Flow Systems

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Author Information

Author(s): Manuel Agudo, Angel Rios, Miguel Valcárcel, Andrei Darter

Primary Institution: Department of Analytical Chemistry, University of Córdoba

Hypothesis

The aim of this work was to develop a simple calibration unit for integration into a completely continuous-flow system intended for continuous monitoring of an analytical parameter in liquids.

Conclusion

The proposed flow-gradient unit for automatic calibration in continuous-flow systems is especially simple and flexible for incorporation into any flow manifold.

Supporting Evidence

  • The calibration graph can be obtained using a single standard solution.
  • The system allows for continuous monitoring of hydrazine in water.
  • Calibration can be performed quickly and efficiently.

Takeaway

This study created a machine that can automatically calibrate itself while measuring liquids, making it easier to check the accuracy of tests without stopping the process.

Methodology

An automatic procedure for calibration in continuous-flow systems was proposed, using a flow gradient unit to deliver a concentration gradient of the standard.

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