Description
The United States Naval Academy (USNA) is seeking information from potential vendors for the procurement of an Inductively-Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) Spectrometer with an autosampler. The system will be used to support the academic mission of the Department of Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences at the USNA. The ICP-OES Spectrometer will be capable of measuring minor and trace elements at low-to-mid part-per-billion (ppb) concentrations in natural waters and soil and sediment digestates.
• The system must be operable using high-purity Argon as a carrier gas.
• The system must come complete with software, an introduction system, a chiller for cooling, and standards required for installation and initial operation.
• The system must have an autosampler capable of performing analysis on multiple samples (60 or greater) using a pre-programmed method.
• The system must be able to be plumbed into existing ventilation systems with an air flow rate between 90-200 cfm.
• The system software must be compatible with Windows 11 and licensed for operation on 3 or more computers.
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Shere Reese