IRMS TRAINING COURSE SCHEDULE 2009
Courses |
Course Descriptions |
Dates |
CORE COURSE
MASS SPEC-IRMS (3 Days)
Instruments:
DELTA V Series:
DeltaPlus XP & Advantage
DeltaPlus and DeltaPlus XL
MAT 252, 253 |
- This is the Core Course around which the other courses are built. It should be taken in conjunction with the other courses, or as a prerequisite for courses to be taken later.
- It is essential that attendees have a minimum of 3 months familiarization with their instrument before attending the course.
- This course focuses on the common aspects of operating and maintaining the Thermo Fisher series of IRMS instruments, with references to the older DeltaPlus and MAT 252 Series.
- Demos and exercises are performed on multiple Delta XP IRMS; which suitably proxy to the latest Delta V and to the MAT 253.
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Dec. 9-11 /09
May 12-14/10
July 7-9/10 |
EA –IRMS (2 Days)
Elemental Analyzers:
Costech
Carlo Erba & CE
Thermo
Elementar
Autosamplers:
PN150 & Zero Blank
AS200 & AS128
MAS200
Interfaces:
ConFlo II, III and IV |
- In-depth look at Elemental Analyzer's hardware as well as chemistry specifics applied to the IRMS systems. Individual particularities of the Costech ECS-4010, Carlo-Erba & CE series of EAs, Thermo Flash EA & TC/EA as well as Elementar's Vario III elemental analyzer are discussed.
- Autosampler function & maintenance
- ConFlo II, III & IV interfaces function and maintenance.
- Troubleshooting of the EA-IRMS pairing.
- Isodat and EA setup, methods, analysis, and data handling.
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Dec. 7-8/09
May 10-11/10
July 5-6/10 |
GC-IRMS (3 Days)
GC’s:
Agilent 6890GC
Thermo TraceGC
Autosamplers:
CTC A200S
GC-PAL
Interface:
GC-C/TC-III
Devices:
GasBench II
PreCon |
- In-depth look at the gas chromatograph hardware and functions. Overview of the Agilent 6890GC and the Thermo TraceGC.
- GC-C/TC-III interfaces function and maintenance.
- GasBench II interface function, applications, and maintenance.
- Function and application of the PreCon as a preparation device for trace analysis of CH4 and
N2O in air. A look at other non-standard applications of this device.
- Troubleshooting of the GC-IRMS pairings.
- ISODAT and GC setup, methods, analysis and data handling
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Dec. 14-16/09
May 17-19/10
July 12-14/10
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All courses will run as follow:
| Week 1: |
Monday – Tuesday (EA-IRMS) – 2 days
Wednesday – Friday (Mass Spec-IRMS) – 3 days
Saturday – Sunday (Break – no classes) |
| Week 2: |
Monday – Wednesday (GC-IRMS) – 3 days |
Class Hours: 9h00 – 17h00 everyday including Friday; please time your return flights accordingly. Lunches and snacks are provided. A group banquet is scheduled for the Thursday evening of the IRMS course.
For information about price, availability and registration contact Linda Gallagher,
Training Coordinator at: linda-gallagher@isomass.com . |