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The SubChemPak Analyzer

    The SubChemPak Analyzer is a rapid response, submersible chemical analyzer designed for high-resolution, real-time measurements of selected nutrients and other environmentally important chemicals. The four-channel, continuous-flow spectrophotometric analyzer is comprised of two modular components: 1) the SubChemPak reagent delivery module and 2) ChemStar, a four -six channel absorption detector manufactured by WET Labs, Inc.

     The SubChemPak Analyzer utilizes continuous flow analytical methodologies that are optimized for rapid in situ measurements of dissolved nitrate, nitrite, iron, and other nutrients. The host computer software remotely controls the operation, automated in situ calibration, and data acquisition for the instrument. The concentration readings for nutrients are instantaneously displayed on the computer monitor and stored on the hard disk. The SubChemPak Analyzer and its deck box are readily integrated with oceanographic CTDs and other underwater sensors on vertical and horizontal profiling platforms.

Click here to see nutrient profiles.

 

Specifications   

Chemicals Measured     

Dissolved Nitrite, Nitrate, Ammonia, Phosphate, Silicate, Iron(II), Iron(III)

Detection limit: nanomolar        Range: nanomolar to micromolar

Future analytical options include urea, copper, manganese...   

Mechanical   Size Weight   Depth Rating  
SubChemPak  25 x 5 in (63.5 x 12.7 cm)  12.5 lbs in air 200 m
ChemStar    12 x 5 in (30.5 x 12.7 cm)   6.1 lbs in air  200 m  
Electrical    Input Voltage   Power  Outputs  Sample rate
35-75 vdc 40-80 watts  RS-232/RS-485 1 Hz /channel  
Optical Wavelength  Cell Path Length  Cell Diameter    Sensitivity  
  520, 820 nm 15, 5, 1 cm   1 mm   1.25mV

Specifications are subject to change without notice.


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