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Title: Theory And Application Of The Gas Chromatograph
Author: Howard E. Brumbaugh
Source: 2004 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2004
Abstract: Gas chromatography is a well-established method to obtain composition measurements in a gas or vaporized liquid/solid mixture. It physically separates, identifies, and quantifies mixture components in an injected sample. The laboratory gas chromatograph (GC), in use for many years, requires an operator to take a proper sample, fill a syringe, and inject the sample into the GC analyzer. It can perform many different types of analysis on a wide range of products. A lab technician can change out detectors, columns, and other parts to make the lab GC fit the specific application. Lab applications usually change more frequently than process applications. A process GC can be created by interfacing a GC with a microprocessor. It will automatically take, inject, and measure a sample.

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