Example: peak collection by threshold and delay, Figure – Bio-Rad BioFrac™ Fraction Collector User Manual

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Collect Using a Delay Function

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Each subsequent tick mark occurs at 10-drop intervals. The drophead advances at

10-drop intervals following the start of the run. Note that if the delay size equals the

fraction size, the start/run mark and the first event mark are superimposed. This

means that the first observed tick mark (following the start/run mark) corresponds to

the second fraction advance.

Fig. 28.

Example showing Collect All with a delay of 2 drops.

Example: Peak Collection by Threshold and Delay

Figure

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shows an example in which Delay is used during the collection of peaks

by threshold. Assume the following for the run:

Flow rate

1 ml/min

Peak fraction size

1 min

Delay time

0.25 min

Threshold value

10% AUFS

Non-peak destination

Waste

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