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Air Sampler - Partisol FRM Model 2000 |
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The Partisol-FRM Sampler is a robust single-filter sampler for the collection of airborne particulate matter It is based upon the original Partisol Model 2000 Air Sampler, with its demonstrated ability to function under meteorological extremes. ![]() Applications The Partisol-FRM Sampler is used to sample PM-10, PM-2.5, PM-1 or TSP (total suspended particulate matter) suspended in ambient air. The particulate matter is collected on 47 mm diameter filters. These are weighed in a laboratory to determine the 24-hour average mass concentration, and can also be analyzed for chemical composition. Technology The Partisol-FRM Sampler incorporates the advanced features introduced with the original Partisol Model 2000 Air Sampler in the mid-1990. These include high-quality constant volumetric flow control provided by the ActiVol flow control system, and a microprocessor system that facilitates operation, data handling and QA procedures. Regulatory Status The Partisol -FRM Sampler has the USEPA PM-2.5 Reference Method Designation RFPS-0498-117, and the USEPA PM-10 Reference Designation RFPS-1298-126. When the Very Sharp Cut Cyclone (VSCC) Inlet is used in place of the WINS impactor, the Partisol-FRM has the USEPA PM-2.5 FEM Manual Equivalent Method EQPM-0202-143Details The Partisol-FRM Model 2000 Air Sampler from Rupprecht & Patashnick (R&P) is USEPA reference method designated for both PM-2.5 and PM-10.. It is the proven manual sampling platform for the new USEPA PM-2.5 standard. It is based upon the original Partisol Air Sampler, which received the USEPA reference designation for PM-10 measurements in June 1994. The Partisol sampling platform has been used worldwide in a wide range of climate extremes, from temperatures lower than -40 C to higher than +50 C. It also has a proven track record in high-humidity areas such as southeast Asia and the southern US. Its small size and low weight facilitate shipping, transport and setup. The Partisol-FRM Sampler meets or exceeds the USEPA manual requirements. The instrument has already received the ETL electrical designation (UL- and CSA-equivalent, CE), and is manufactured in R&P ISO 9001-certified facility. Many of the features required by the USEPA in the PM-2.5 reference sampling method were first incorporated in a USEPA-certified reference sampler in R&P original Partisol Sampler. These include the following: • Sample flow rate of 1 m³/h (16.7 l/min) through a single 47 mm filter. • Standard 47 mm filters with convenient filter exchange mechanism. • Full microprocessor control and data handling (interval and filter data). • ActiVol automatic volumetric flow control (low volume). • Straightforward audit procedures. Features • USEPA designated for PM-2.5 sampling (RFPS-0498-117) and PM-10 sampling (RFPS-1298-126). • Field-proven sampling platform in extremes of temperature and humidity. • ETL (UL- and CSA-equivalent) approval, CE designation. • Manufactured and supported by Rupprecht & Patashnick, an ISO 9001 company. • ActiVol flow control using a pressure and temperature compensated mass flow controller and proven AC vacuum pump. • Built-in software support for five-point flow rate calibration using the innovative Streamline FTS flow transfer standard or volumetric flow meters. • Single-movement filter exchange using innovative filter exchange mechanism. • Filter cassette carrier eliminates in-field handling of filters and cassettes. • Hardware configuration allows for easy exchange of WINS PM-2.5 Impactor. • Menu-driven user interface provides powerful capabilities and promotes ease of use. • Capacity of 14 days of interval data (recorded every 5 minutes) and 25 records of filter data (recorded every filter). • Bi-directional communication with palmtop computer for simple data retrieval and in-field review (photo right). Filter Analyses and Support Services For commercial and network users of the Partisol Air Sampler, IML Air Science provides quality-assured filter weighing and analysis services using NIST-traceable analytical equipment. In addition to offering pre- and post-collection gravimetric analyses of Partisol filters, IML can also identify chemical constituents including carbon, metals, sulfates, and nitrates. |
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