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Advanced gas analysis software suite
Hiden Analytical Ltd proudly introduces its latest software package, MASsoft Professional, in collaboration with QGA 2 software, designed to enhance the capabilities of the QGA 2.0 gas analyser. This cutting-edge software suite represents a significant advancement in gas analysis technology, offering unmatched precision and user- friendliness.
MASsoft Professional serves as a comprehensive control hub, allowing users to effortlessly manage mass spectrometer parameters and manipulate data with ease. Integral to all Hiden instruments, including the QGA 2.0, this software boasts a user- friendly interface and efficient data management features. Key functionalities include ionisation energy control for soft ionisation of complex mixtures, seamless data export
compatibility with NIST MS database and external software, and real-time data management allowing for peak subtraction and data output in various formats.
Complementing MASsoft Professional, the QGA 2 software is tailored for real-time gas and vapour analysis, offering continuous analysis of up to 32 species with concentrations ranging from 0.1 ppm to 100%. This specialised software enables flexible stream modes, intuitive calibration routines, advanced analysis features, and seamless integration with external devices, enhancing versatility for various applications.
Together, MASsoft Professional and QGA 2 software provide unparalleled control, precision, and flexibility, transforming the QGA 2.0 into a complete analysis solution.
More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/G7q0 and
ilmt.co/PL/DZ8m 62580pr@reply-direct.com
Element selective gas chromatograph mass spectrometer
Shimadzu Corporation introduces ELEM-SPOT, an innovative element selective gas chromatograph mass spectrometer. This ground-breaking system, developed in collaboration with TotalEnergies and leading universities in France and Spain, represents a significant advancement in biofuel quality assessment. By selectively detecting oxygen- and nitrogen-containing compounds within raw materials, ELEM-SPOT empowers users to enhance production efficiency and ensure biofuel quality.
In response to the growing demand for carbon-neutral energy sources, research has intensified on second-generation biofuels derived from non-edible materials like sugarcane peels, stalks, algae, and waste plastics. However, the complex composition of these materials posed challenges in identifying compounds affecting biofuel quality. ELEM-SPOT addresses this by efficiently screening for oxygen and nitrogen compounds, crucial for refining processes.
ELEM-SPOT comprises a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer (GC-MS) and a combustion catalyst reactor. This combination allows for the online oxidation and decomposition of target compounds, followed by selective detection of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. With over 80% reduction in compound identification time compared to traditional methods, ELEM-SPOT streamlines biofuel analysis, minimising downtime and maximising productivity.
ELEM-SPOT offers several key features that distinguish it as a pioneering solution in biofuel analysis:
Selective Detection: ELEM-SPOT stands out as the first system capable of selectively detecting oxygen- and nitrogen-containing compounds. This capability is essential for assessing biofuel quality and preserving catalyst integrity during the refining process.
Cutting-edge R&D Support: With unparalleled sensitivity, ELEM-SPOT facilitates the analysis of trace compounds without the need for specific standards. This feature is particularly valuable for researchers engaged in the development of advanced biofuels, enabling more precise analysis of complex raw materials.
High Basic Performance: ELEM-SPOT builds upon Shimadzu’s renowned GC-MS technology, inheriting the superior performance and usability of the flagship GCMS-QP2020 NX. This ensures accurate and efficient analysis, further enhancing the reliability of biofuel assessment processes.
ELEM-SPOT represents a significant advancement in biofuel analysis, supporting the transition towards sustainable energy sources. More information online:
ilmt.co/PL/8xq2
62505pr@reply-direct.com
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