Device for receiving a solid in a measuring cell
AssigneeMerck Patent GmbH
InventorsThomas Lange, Anette Partheil
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AssigneeMerck Patent GmbH
InventorsThomas Lange, Anette Partheil
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A device for the accommodation of a solid in a measuring cell (24), in which the release of the solid can be determined in a solution medium flowing through the measuring cell (24), has an insert (1) which can be introduced into the measuring cell (24) and which has a recess for the accommodation of a pressed disc (31). The recess for the accommodation of the pressed disc (31) is arranged on a side (16) of the insert (1) which faces the inflowing solution medium. A wall surface (32) of the insert (1) which surrounds the recess for the accommodation of the pressed disc (31) is tilted in the flow direction, so that the inflowing solution medium is transported laterally away from the pressed disc (31). The insert (1) has a housing (2) with a hole (3) through it, a sleeve (4) for the accommodation of the pressed disc (31), which can be accommodated in the hole (3), and a closure device (10). The housing (2) and the closure device (10) essentially consist of a plastic material and the sleeve (4) consists of metal. The insert (1) has flow channels (33) through which the solution medium can pass through the insert (1).
A device for the accommodation of a pressed disc in a measuring cell, in which the release of a solid in the pressed disc can be determined in a solution medium flowing through the measuring cell, comprising:
A through-flow measuring cell comprising:
A through-flow measuring cell having an insert that is secured to the interior surface of the flow cell, the insert further comprising a housing (2) with a hole through it, a sleeve (4) for the accommodation of a pressed disc (31) and which is accommodated in the hole (3), and a closure device (10) couple to the interior of said sleeve, wherein said housing forms flow channels between the housing and the inner surface of the measuring cell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.