Sampling device for a chemical analysis apparatus
AssigneeDanfoss A/S
InventorSteen Gaardsted Kristensen
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AssigneeDanfoss A/S
InventorSteen Gaardsted Kristensen
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A sampling means of a chemical analysis apparatus includes a membrane, which is attached to a membrane carrier, which has an inlet passage to the side of the carrier facing the membrane and a discharge passage going therefrom. The passages conduct the medium to be measured and which medium absorbs ions, molecules or particles which pierce the membrane. In order to provide a sampling means, which has a short reaction time and makes use of small amounts of the medium to be measured and is easy to manufacture, the mouths of the inlet passage and of the discharge passage, which opens to the membrane, are interconnected by means of at least one groove, which is open towards the membrane. The groove is formed in a surface layer, which is attached between the membrane and the membrane carrier or is manufactured on the surface of the membrane carrier. The open side of the groove is closed by the membrane such that the membrane adheres to the surface layer or to the surface of the carrier facing the membrane.
Sampling device for a chemical analysis apparatus for a medium, which device comprises a diaphragm attached to a diaphragm carrier, the device having an inlet channel on a side of a diaphragm facing the carrier and a discharge channel extending from the side of the diaphragm facing the carrier, which channels conduct the medium to be measured, and which medium absorbs ions, molecules or particles penetrating the diaphragm, by which openings of the inlet channel and of the discharge channel which open to the diaphragm are interconnected by means of at least one groove having an open side towards the diaphragm, the groove being formed in a surface layer which is located between the diaphragm and the diaphragm carrier, the open side of the groove being closed by the diaphragm and the diaphragm adhering to the surface layer.
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