| Our inherited SRI model 310 gas chromatograph will be used to make emission measurements of isoprene to support our biosphere-atmosphere modelling work. The instrument development is currently funded by a small project grant from The University of Edinburgh Development Trust and via expertise at the Atmospheric Chemistry Division at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, where Paul Palmer is a visiting scientist. | |
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| Instrument Details | |
| The SRI Model 310 GC has dimensions: 12.5" wide x 13.5" high x 14.5" deep. Its column oven is temperature programmable from ambient to 400oC, with unlimited ramps and holds, plus fast cool-down. It will accommodate capillary or packed 4-inch diameter columns. Up to four detectors can be mounted simultaneously with a single On-column, Heated Flash Vaporization, Split/Splitless or PTV injector. All gases are controlled by electronic pressure controllers (EPC), and the carrier pressure is programmable. The PeakSimple data system is built in for easy PC connection. |
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