Environmental ManagementIssuing agency·Indianapolis, IN·via the Indiana Department of Administration Procurement DivisionOne of the TOC Gas Generators will be used at our continuous (PAMS) photochemical assessment monitoring station at the Washington Park site. This site monitors for ozone precursors 24-hours a day and is a mandatory federal program. The TOC Gas Generator is a critical unit that provides dry air for the flame ionization detector for the Agilent GC-FID as well as dry air for the heating/cooling chambers & pneumatic valves for the Markes Autosampler.
The other TOC Generator will be used to clean the toxics VOC sampling units to remove contaminants
The equipment includes one TOC Gas Generator to support the continuous PAMS photochemical assessment monitoring station at the Washington Park site, a mandatory federal program monitoring ozone precursors 24 hours a day; this unit provides dry air for the flame ionization detector on the Agilent GC-FID and for the heating/cooling chambers and pneumatic valves of the Markes Autosampler. A second TOC Generator will be used to clean toxics VOC sampling units to remove contaminants.
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