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Robotic system for analytical method development with on-line quantification and a graphical interface

✍ Scribed by John D. Manley; M. Christina Díaz Cachero; Denys A. R. Dugendre; Jeremy B. Lewis; Robert H. Unsworth; Raj Gill


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1999
Tongue
English
Weight
224 KB
Volume
11
Category
Article
ISSN
0895-7533

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✦ Synopsis


A robotic system that automates method development and performs simultaneous multiple-method, routine sample analysis was jointly developed between Rho ˆne-Poulenc Agriculture Limited (RPAL) and Middlesex University.The system consists of 21 discrete workstations of varying complexity. Three different types were used: those that were ready to use and did not require modification, those that required modification, and those that were purpose-built. In order to achieve such a system, many of the discrete processes in the analytical laboratory were automated in separate work cells. A programmable logic controller and serial interfaces are used to control and communicate with a distributed controlling computer system. A small industrial robot mounted on a six meter length of track functions as a pick-and place-manipulator for the worksta-᭧ 1999


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