Chemical Emergencies, Environmental Monitoring, Demilitarisation - VIKING 573

Bruker Daltonics Inc.
Dr. Norbert Klöpper

By Dr. Norbert Klöpper, Product Manager, Bruker Daltonics, Bruker Daltonics Inc.

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The Viking 573 is a highly integrated portable gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer (GC/MS) system designed to perform rigorous laboratory quality analyses at or near the sampling point.

Environmental monitoringCompact, lightweight and robust, the Viking 573 can be easily deployed to the point of analytical need, where it can be ready to analyze samples withinminutes of arrival.
The system incorporates the advanced Agilent 5973 Mass Selective Detector, Viking's miniaturized temperature-programmable GC oven and injector, oil-free turbomolecular vaccum system and data system into Bruker's patented GC/MS design.

The Viking 573 includes a Pentium microprocessor, high capacity hard disk and Agilent Chemstation™ software for instrument control and data analysis.

A multifunctional sample introduction system is incorporated into the system design to allow for multimedia analyses ranging from volatiles through semivolatile analysis for a variety of applications.

Applications

  • Chemical Warfare Agents
  • Environmental Pollutants
  • Forensic Investigations
  • Process Monitoring
  • Food & Fragrance Analysis

Technical Data

Physical Dimensions

  • Height 18.5 inches (47 cm) without monitor
  • Width 24 inches (61 cm)
  • Depth 12.6 inches (33 cm)
  • Weigth 86 pounds (39 kg)

Power requirements

  • 110V AC single phase
  • 50/60 Hz
  • 1200 W startup
  • 650 W operational

Sample inlet system

  • Direct injection - Split/splitless injection of organic extracts
  • Purge and Trap - Multimedia volatile organics analysis
  • Thermal Desorption - Analysis of air samples collected on sorbent tubes
  • Membrane Introduction (MIMS) - Instantaneous vapor analysis
  • Direct Air Sampling - Load internal trap by time or volume
  • Autosampler compatible
Dr. Norbert Klöpper

Author Information - Dr. Norbert Klöpper

Product Manager, Bruker Daltonics

Dr. Norbert Klöpper was born in 1970 in Leipzig, Germany. During his studies he specialized in physical chemistry with emphasis on spectrometric methods on liquid crystals and biological applications. He spent two years in the German steel industry as a project manager. He joined Bruker Daltonics as a developer in 2000. He is the leader of the APSIS project and is product manager for the entire CBRN product line.

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