How the outlet valve works – Bio-Rad ChromLab™ Software User Manual

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How the Outlet Valve Works

The NGC system supports the use of up to two daisy-chained outlet valves. This

configuration is ideal for collecting large-volume fractions.

The inlet port on the first outlet valve (O1) connects to the outlet port of either the

conductivity monitor or the pH detector. Port 1 on O1 connects to the diverter valve

on the fraction collector or directs the flow to waste. When two outlet valves are

present, port 12 on O1 connects to the inlet port of the second outlet valve (O2).

When one outlet valve is present, it can collect up to 11 fractions. When two outlet

valves are present, they can collect up to 22 fractions: O1 can collect up to 10

fractions; O2 can collect up to 12 fractions.

Tip:

To clean the outlet valve, immerse the outlet lines in a waste container

and the inlet line in cleaning solution. Perform the system wash step in

ChromLab as explained in the section System CIP (Clean in Place) — Storage

Parameters in the NGC Chromatography Systems and ChromLab Software

User Guide.

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