Theodore D. Ciolkosz - Milton MA, US Peter Kirby - Derry NH, US Mark W. Moeller - Kingston MA, US Russell Keene - Sudbury MA, US Daniel J. McCormick - Westford MA, US Charles Murphy - Uxbridge MA, US Joseph A. Luongo - Walpole MA, US David R. Friswell - Upton MA, US Theodore Dourdeville - Marion MA, US
Assignee:
Waters Technologies Corporation - Milford MA
International Classification:
F04B 39/04 F16K 15/04
US Classification:
417454, 13753311, 13753313, 13753315
Abstract:
In various embodiments a fluid control device suitable for high pressure analytical instruments includes a housing having an interior surface with an end wall. The interior surface defines a chamber. A valve assembly disposed in the chamber controls the flow of fluid through the chamber. An end cap is disposed in the housing opposite the end wall to enclose the chamber. The end wall and end cap each have an opening to pass a fluid to the chamber or to remove a fluid from the chamber. The housing and end cap each has an abutment surface to receive the other abutment surface. At least one of the abutment surfaces has a plastic seal coating. A means of compression, such as a compression housing and compression sleeve, is included to engage the end cap to deform the plastic seal coating between the abutment surfaces and thereby seal the chamber.
Techniques For Thermally Insulating A Liquid Chromatographic Column
An apparatus for performing liquid chromatography includes a chromatography column, and an insulating member surrounding the chromatography column wherein the insulating member is formed from a vacuum chamber surrounding the chromatography column. Another apparatus for performing liquid chromatography includes a chromatography column, and an insulating member surrounding the chromatography column, wherein the insulating member includes aerogel. Also described is a method of insulating a chromatography column comprising forming a jacket surrounding the chromatography column, and creating a vacuum chamber in an area between the jacket and the chromatography column.
Techniques For Thermally Insulating A Liquid Chromatographic Column
- Milford MA, US Pamela C. Iraneta - Brighton MA, US Joseph A. Luongo - Walpole MA, US Joseph A. Jarrell - Newton Highlands MA, US
Assignee:
Waters Technologies Corporation - Milford MA
International Classification:
B01D 15/22
US Classification:
210177, 2101982, 29428
Abstract:
An apparatus for performing liquid chromatography includes a chromatography column, and an insulating member surrounding the chromatography column wherein the insulating member is formed from a vacuum chamber surrounding the chromatography column. Another apparatus for performing liquid chromatography includes a chromatography column, and an insulating member surrounding the chromatography column, wherein the insulating member includes aerogel. Also described is a method of insulating a chromatography column comprising forming a jacket surrounding the chromatography column, and creating a vacuum chamber in an area between the jacket and the chromatography column.
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