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    • 82. 发明授权
    • Detection system and method
    • 检测系统及方法
    • US4843016A
    • 1989-06-27
    • US19029
    • 1987-02-26
    • David H. Fine
    • David H. Fine
    • G01N30/02G01N30/84G01N31/12
    • G01N31/12G01N30/84G01N2030/025G01N2030/8405Y10T436/17Y10T436/177692
    • A detection system for detecting the presence of predetermined compounds in a sample. The system comprises a sample injection means, a chromatographic column, a conversion means and one or more specific gas detectors. The conversion means transforms the column effluent to combustion products in the gas phase, after which those combustion products are transferred to the specific gas detectors. In one embodiment for detecting nitrogen compounds, the conversion means includes an oxygen-rich flame, a means to control the flame to have a temperature in the range 600.degree.-1700.degree. C., means to inject the column effluent into the flame, and an input port for transferring the flame effluent to a specific nitrogen detector.
    • 用于检测样品中预定化合物的存在的检测系统。 该系统包括样品注入装置,色谱柱,转化装置和一种或多种特定气体检测器。 转化装置将柱流出物转化为气相中的燃烧产物,之后将这些燃烧产物转移到特定的气体检测器。 在用于检测氮化合物的一个实施方案中,转化装置包括富氧火焰,控制火焰温度在600°-1700℃范围内的手段,意味着将柱流出物注入到火焰中,以及 用于将火焰流出物转移到特定氮气检测器的输入端口。
    • 84. 发明授权
    • Method and apparatus for air sampling and filtration
    • 空气取样和过滤的方法和装置
    • US4194884A
    • 1980-03-25
    • US963626
    • 1978-11-24
    • David P. RounbehlerDavid H. Fine
    • David P. RounbehlerDavid H. Fine
    • G01N1/22G01N33/00G01N31/06G01N31/08G01N31/12
    • G01N33/0011Y10T436/170769Y10T436/173845
    • Methods and apparatus for removing compounds from air to clean the air and for providing quantitative analysis of the content of particular organic compounds in the air. Apparatus is described having a separation zone packed with a magnesium silicate or calcium silicate material in the form of finely divided particles which are effective in trapping and holding substantially all of certain predetermined compounds present in air passed through the material. The silicate-packed separation zone may be employed as a highly efficient filter to purify air containing pollutants or contaminants. Also described are a method and apparatus for accurately determining the content of predetermined organic compounds in a sample of air using a collection tube containing a sorbent material such as dry, finely divided activated magnesium trisilicate. The method involves passing air through the sorbent material for a specified interval of time to trap the predetermined compounds, applying a solvent in the opposite direction to the flow of air to transfer all of selected compounds to a small quantity of solvent to form a solution, collecting the solution as it emerges from the material, and then analyzing the collected solution without concentrating it. One set of compounds of interest are highly carcinogenic N-nitroso compounds which may be present in air in minute quantities.
    • 从空气中除去化合物以清洁空气并提供空气中特定有机化合物的含量的定量分析的方法和装置。 描述了装置,其具有填充有细碎颗粒形式的硅酸镁或硅酸钙材料的分离区,其有效捕获并保持通过材料的空气中存在的基本上所有的某些预定化合物。 硅酸盐填充分离区可用作高效过滤器以净化含有污染物或污染物的空气。 还描述了一种用于使用含有吸附剂材料(例如干燥,细碎的活化的三硅酸镁)的收集管来精确测定空气样品中预定有机化合物的含量的方法和装置。 该方法包括使空气通过吸附剂材料达指定的时间间隔以捕获预定化合物,向与空气流相反的方向施加溶剂以将所有选定的化合物转移至少量溶剂以形成溶液, 从材料中收集溶液,然后分析收集的溶液而不集中。 一组感兴趣的化合物是高度致癌的N-亚硝基化合物,其可以以微量存在于空气中。
    • 85. 发明授权
    • Method and apparatus for chromatographically analyzing a liquid sample
    • 用于色谱分析液体样品的方法和装置
    • US4066409A
    • 1978-01-03
    • US760604
    • 1977-01-19
    • David H. Fine
    • David H. Fine
    • G01N30/84G01N31/00G01N31/08
    • G01N31/005Y10T436/176152Y10T436/188
    • A chromatographic system is provided for detecting in a liquid sample the presence of organic nitrogen containing compounds. A liquid chromatograph separates constituents of the liquid sample and discharges the separated constituents in a timewise distribution. Effluent from the chromatograph is atomized into a converter and there oxidized at a temperature approximately in the range 600.degree. to 800.degree. C for converting the nitrogen in the organic nitrogen containing compound to nitric oxide. Sufficient oxygen is supplied to the converter to fully oxidize the sample introduced therein. Effluent is transferred from the converter to a nitric oxide detector which measures the nitric oxide present in the converted sample and thereby provides a measurement of the organic nitrogen containing compound in the sample.In an alternate embodiment for use with sulphur containing organic compounds, the effluent from the chromatograph, when atomized into the converter and oxidized, may be transferred to a sulphur dioxide detector. The indication of sulphur dioxide present in the sulphur dioxide detector corresponds to the content of organic sulphur containing compounds in the sample.
    • 86. 发明授权
    • Explosives vapor detector
    • US10113983B1
    • 2018-10-30
    • US06732449
    • 1985-05-09
    • David H. FineFreeman W. FraimJames E. Buckley
    • David H. FineFreeman W. FraimJames E. Buckley
    • G01N1/02G01N24/08
    • Disclosed are a highly selective, highly sensitive method and apparatus for detecting vapors from explosives at low concentrations such as 1 part in 1014. Airborne explosives vapors are selectively adsorbed on a spiral-wound platinum or platinum-coated ribbon of a preconcentrator cartridge while trapping of nitrogen oxides is avoided. The vapors are released and partially decomposed to liberate nitric oxide gas by flash-heating of the ribbon, these products may then be pyrolyzed if necessary to complete the liberation of nitric oxide gas, and then the liberated nitric oxide gas is detected, as by chemiluminescent detection. Also described are various systems incorporating the explosives vapor detector such as a walk-through portal, a vehicle sniffer, and a system incorporated into the air-handling apparatus of a building. A walk-through explosives detection system is disclosed having a carousel containing an array of preconcentrator cartridges for rapid acquisition and analysis of explosives vapor samples, and which is capable of screening up to ten persons per minute for possession of explosives.