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Over 25 years of experience from analyses allows you to engage us, as consultants to e g
- calibration and method development
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- validation and calibration control
- calibration of equipment, with certified reference materials
- adjustment/setting of equipment etc
OES-courses Send request for information/quotation |
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| OES1 | Course in Optical emission for operators to supervisors. Time: 1 to 4 days |
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| Theory: | History, atomic spectra, wavelength atlas, sources, construction, source, spectrometer, detector, generator, settings as electrode, profiling, calibration, filter, prisma/gitter, entrance/exit slits, lens resolution, dispersion, vacuum system, sequential/simultaneous/direct. Practice Calibration: reference materials CRMs, how to choose, selection of analytical lines, background, line overlap, interelement effects, recalibration, change of setting ups, long/short term stability |
| Statistics: | Introduction, Uncertainly, detection limit, standard deviation reporoducability etc |
| Maintenance and repair | |
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| Practical exercises: | Software Maintenance of software, upgrades, change of setting up samples Control samples Chance in calibration, how to correct New calibration new curves Copying, choice of parameters, calibration samples, Multivariate regression analysis, MVR Testing, validation |
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| XRF- courses Send request for information/quotation |
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| XRF1 | Course in X-ray fluorescence for operators to supervisors Time 1 - 5 days |
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| Objective: | The objective is to provide insights in how an XRF-instrument works and what routine maintenance is needed |
| Content: | History, atomic spectra, wavelength dispersion/energy dispersion, wavelength atlas, sources, construction, source, spectrometer, detector, generator, heavy/light element settings, energy profiling, source calibration, filter, sequential/simultaneous/direct, fenomenia, photoelectric, auger, scattering, coherent radiation, Compton effects, transmissions, XRF-lines and intensities, continous radiation, characteristic spectra, x-ray tube target, spectra interferences, window thickness, sequence/simultaneous instrument, collimators, crystals flat/curved, higher order diffraction, counters, primary ionisation, multiplying, systematic errors, precision, analysis of unknown samples, analytical parameters, sensitivity, BEC, calibration curves, corrections, line-, additive-, multiplicative-, mathematics, Traille-Lachance, Cola, alpha coefficients, background correction, analysis of light elements, new lines, etc |
| Practice: | Calibration: reference materials CRMs, how to choose, selection of analytical lines, background, line overlap, interelement effects, recalibration, change of setting ups/monitors, long/short term stability, SPC, alarms, errors |
| Statistics: | Introduction, uncertainty, detection limit, standard deviation, reproduceability etc |
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| Practical exercises: | Software Maintenance of software, upgrades, change of setting up samples Control samples Chance in calibration, how to correct New calibration new curves Copying, choice of parameters, calibration samples, multivariate regression analysis, MVR |
| LECO-courses Send request for information/quotation FBT1 Elementary course in Combustion analysis for operators Time 1 day Theoretical and practical course ´ Theory about the technique, how it works and why you use combustion analysis. How the instrument is working, sample preparations tools, crucibles, accelerators, samples, applications. The courses are splitted in C, S and N, O, H (half a day each) FBT2 Advanced course in combustion analysis. The course is aimed at instrument responsible persons Time 1 day The course examines every active part in the instrument and what errors could be caused and how to correct them. It is mainly a pratical course. FBT3 Linearisation/calibration of a combustion instrument Time 1 day Often conclusions are made in respect to matrixes that in fact are non-linearised instruments. This course shows how to linearise and how to calibrate, using CRMs and Gase dose. Then precision is often 2-4 times better after a linearization. The analytical ranges can also be wider |
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