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Aurora 1030W TOC Analyzer

Aurora 1030W TOC Analyzer

Aurora 1030W TOC Analyzer

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Overview: The Aurora 1030W Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Analyzer utilizes heated persulfate wet oxidation to measure organic contamination in aqueous samples. It can handle organic carbon levels from 10 ppb to 30,000 ppm and analyze up to 300 samples in 24 hours.
Specifications: The analyzer operates using heated sodium persulfate oxidation and non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) detection. It features a color LCD touchscreen and can be operated standalone or via PC/LAN. The measurement range is 10 ppb C to 30,000 ppm C, with an instrument detection limit of 2 ppb C.
Applications: The Aurora 1030W is suitable for various applications including drinking water, pharmaceutical cleaning validation, municipal wastewater, and ultrapure water analysis. It supports multiple regulatory compliance methods such as Standard Method 5310C and USEPA 415.3.
Features: The analyzer can be equipped with additional options to enhance productivity, such as a second oxidation chamber, an 88-position rotary autosampler, and ATOC software for data management and compliance. It also offers a multi-stream sampling module and accessory kits for advanced analysis.
Technical Details: The Aurora 1030W requires sodium persulfate, phosphoric acid, and rinse water for operation. It supports sample injection volumes from 10µL to 10mL and operates with a power supply of 100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz, 950W. The dimensions are 42.5 cm H x 49.5 cm W x 41.9 cm D, and it weighs 15.4 kg.
Comparison: The Aurora 1030C model uses high-temperature catalytic combustion for TOC analysis, contrasting with the 1030W's wet oxidation method.
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Aurora 1030W Total Organic Carbon Analyzer

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Accuracy and Productivity in The Aurora 1030W Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Analyzer uses the proven heated persulfate wet oxidation technique to analyze organic contamination levels in aqueous samples. Virtually all organic compounds dissolved in water can be oxidized by heated sodium persulfate (Na2S208). Concentrated solutions (1 or 1.5 M) can effectively oxidize organic matter present in the form of colloids, macromolecules, and suspended solids. The Aurora 1030W can be programmed and calibrated to analyze samples containing organic carbon at levels as low as 10 ppb and up to 30,000 ppm. Depending...

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TOC Analysis The Aurora 1030W can be equipped with a number of instrument options and automation accessories to improve sample throughput and productivity. · An optional second oxidation chamber supports concurrent sample processing. · An 88-position rotary autosampler fits directly underneath the 1030W to conserve bench space. · ATOC software provides 21 CFR Part 11 compliant data handling, security, auditing, and reporting capability. · An optional validation package provides complete IQ / OQ / PQ documentation to validate an Aurora 1030W for use in pharmaceutical GLP/GMP applications. · Multi-stream...

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Aurora 1030W Specifications Operating Principle Heated sodium persulfate oxidation Measurement Technique Measurement Range Non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) detection 10 ppb C – 30,000 ppm C (multiple calibration ranges or dilution required) 2 ppb C Instrument Detection Limit (IDL) Operator Interface Operating Modes Basic Software Optional ATOC Software Autosampler Sample Injection Certification Reagents Required Sample Injection Volume Method TC Method TIC Method TOC Heating Repeatability Linearity Sample pathway Sample handling Gas Supply Power Supply Dimensions – Aurora 1030 Dimensions – Aurora...

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