This Application Note shows three system configurations for recovery collection with the Agilent 1100 Series purification system1,2. One configuration uses a 12-position/13-port valve 3 in the waste line of the fraction collector, which offers up to twelve recovery locations. Another possibility is to use a third-party fraction collector, controlled by the ChemStation through external contacts using a BCD board. The most sophisticated approach, however, is to use a dedicated Agilent 1100 Series fraction collector, which gives complete recovery location tracking with the graphical user interface of the software or in the reports.
This document outlines three methods for recovery collection with the Agilent 1100 Series purification system. The first method involves using a 12-position/13-port valve in the waste line of the fraction collector to offer up to twelve recovery locations. The second option utilizes a third-party fraction collector controlled by the ChemStation through external contacts via a BCD board. The most sophisticated approach is using a dedicated Agilent 1100 Series fraction collector, which provides complete recovery location tracking with the software's graphical user interface.
This configuration offers up to twelve recovery locations.
Up to 120 recovery locations are possible with up to three funnel trays.
Up to three funnel trays can be installed in the fraction collector.