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How the CLSA method works
Organic substances are liberated from drinking water and transferred
to a very small amount of charcoal in a hermetically closed circuit
system, in which the carrier may be air or an inert gas. The organic
substances are dissolved from the charcoal, separated by Capillary
Gas Chromatography (GC) and identified by Gaschromatography/Mass Spectrometry
(GC/MS). In unpolluted water, hundreds of substances UP to C24 are
detected at concentrations down to 1 in 1013 (W/W).
New features
- New robust design
- Simple software design
- Easy to handle
- Automatic start and shut down
- More safety due to low voltage heaters and pumps
- Liquid level survey
- Printer option available
- Glass parts, filters and consumables are fully compatible to the CLSA-2 systems
Easy exchange of filter holder
The filter holder can be easy exchanged by moving the pump and
opening the heater block (see picture at the right side)
