Safety Air Monitoring Replacement Gas Chromatograph (GC) Phase III

Description

A Gas Chromatograph (GC) instrument is needed for air monitoring in replacement of MINICAMS instruments. Procure one GC instrument with the following specifications: Detector capable of detecting halogen containing chemical agents and compounds that also do not contain a phosphorous or sulfur element. Detector is an alternate to existing Flame Photometric Detector (FPD) and Flame Ionization Detector (FID) Chromatographic column: MXT-1701 phase Air sampling Quick Change Trap Module with flow rate through the trap of at least 500mL/min External mass flow controller, ability to capture the flow meter readings Oven programmable from ambient to 400? Cycle time from injection to injection of 15 minutes or less Visible and audible alarms for system faults and sample concentration detections Integrated GC engine, NUMAVIEW with touchscreen display, integrated processor, and storage. Data logging. Ability to capture instrument set points and measured values such as: sample flow, temperatures, pressures, calibration, concentration, injection type � calibration, service, sample, etc. Data captured locally with the ability to retrieve and use for other reporting or calculating of sample data. Automatic calibration feature. Calibration of the instrument using an averaged single point or multi-point calibration curve. Capable of calibrating and obtaining sample concentrations using the onboard integration engine, and values displayed on the graphical user interface. Heated exhaust to prevent expulsion of water. Detector exhaust must expel water in gas/vapor form elimination water drip from the instrument detector. Sample bypass capability. Ability for continuous sample flow at inlet in a bypass state. A minimum flow of 500mL/min required for bypass capability. GC approximate dimensions - 17� x 11� x 8.5� (width x height x depth) Instrument weight approximately 25 pounds Shipping: Delivery shall be completed by 30 September 2026 or upon customer notification.