High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) System 


Name of the equipment:

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) System

 

Make & Model:

Shimadzu Prominence HPLC System

 

I-Stem Registration ID-

3220814                             

 

Category of Instrument

Analytical Chemistry

 

Types of Analysis / Testing

     Quantitative and qualitative analysis of compounds

     High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) separations

 

Application:

     Pharmaceutical analysis

     Environmental monitoring

     Food & beverage testing

     Biochemical research

 

Description of Instrument

     Modular HPLC system for precise and reproducible separations

     Ideal for research, QC, and routine analysis in academic, industrial, and clinical labs.

Booking Details

 

Book through I-STEM:

https://www.istem.gov.in/

 

Slot Booking Link

I-STEM Slot Booking link for External User

 

 

Booking available for

Internal and External Both

 

Requisition form for

Internals

Externals



Contact Details

 

Faculty In-charge:

Dr. Anantha Singh T S
Dr. Bhaskar S

Email ID:

singh87@nitc.ac.in
bhaskars@nitc.ac.in


Phone number:

Anantha Singh: +91-8758790511
Bhaskar S: +91-9742720843

Technical Staff:
Fashid V C (TA)
fashidvc@nitc.ac.in

 

Amardeep KV (Technician)

amardipkumarv@nitc.ac.in

 

Department

CED

 

Office Email ID

cedoffice@nitc.ac.in

 

Location

Environmental Engineering Laboratory, Department of Civil Engineering

 

Lab Phone No

0495 228 6247

Type of Sample Required for Analysis / Testing (Quantity, Pre-Preparation, State etc.)Features, Working Principle and Specifications

 

Features of the equipment

 

  Binary Pump (LC-20AD) – High-pressure mixing with precise flow control (0.001–10.000 mL/min)

  Degassing Unit (DGU-20A5R) – Online degassing for stable baselines

  Diode Array Detector (SPD-M20A) – Wide wavelength range (190–800 nm) for multi-component analysis

  Column Oven (CTO-10AS VP) – Precise temperature control (5–85°C) for improved separation

  LabSolutions Software – User-friendly interface for method setup, data acquisition, and analysis

 

Unique features/Measurement capabilities, if any

      High sensitivity detection (low noise levels for trace analysis)

      Wavelength programmability for optimal peak resolution

      Auto-validation and compliance-ready (21 CFR Part 11 optional) Mass Range (MS): 1.2 – 1100 amu

Instrument Technical Description and Major Specifications
(This Specifications Limited to Major 5)

 

          Flow Rate Range: 0.001–10.000 mL/min

          Pressure Range: 0–40 MPa (400 bar)

          Wavelength Range (DAD): 190–800 nm

          Temperature Range (Column Oven): 5–85°C (±0.1°C accuracy)

          Injection Volume: 0.1–100 µL (manual/injection loop)

 

Measurement/Sample specifications:

          Sample State: Liquid (filtered, 0.2–0.45 µm recommended)

          Solvent Compatibility: Water, organic solvents (ACN, MeOH, etc.)

          Sample Volume Required: Typically, 10–100 µL (depends on method)

          Maximum Sample Concentration: ≤10 mg/mL (to avoid column overloading)

 

        Sample State:

o   Liquid (must be fully dissolved, no particulates)

o   Filtered (0.2–0.45 µm syringe filter recommended)

        Quantity:

o   Minimum volume: 0.5 mL (for multiple injections)

o   Ideal volume: 1–2 mL (for method development/repeat analysis)

        Pre-Preparation Requirements:

o   Solvent compatibility: Must be soluble in HPLC-grade solvents (e.g., water, acetonitrile, methanol)

o   Concentration range: ≤10 mg/mL (to prevent column overloading)

o   Stability: Chemically stable under analytical conditions (specify if light-/heat-sensitive)

        Type of Samples Analyzed:

o   Small organic molecules, pharmaceuticals, peptides, natural products, environmental pollutants

 

Guidelines for Sample Submission – User Instructions
 

 


        Submission Protocol:

o   Clearly label samples with:

          Sample name/ID

          Solvent used

          Expected concentration (if known)

        Documentation: Provide a datasheet specifying:

o   Target analyte(s)

o   Preferred detection wavelength (if applicable)

o   Special requirements (e.g., gradient elution, column type)

        User Instructions:

o   For manual injection: Deliver samples in HPLC vials with crimp/septum caps.

o   Hazardous samples: Notify staff in advance (e.g., toxic/corrosive compounds).

        Prohibited:

o   Particulate-containing samples (unfiltered)

o   Highly viscous samples (may clog system)

o   Non-volatile buffers (e.g., phosphates) without prior approval

        Turnaround Time:

o   Routine analysis: 1–2 days (standard methods)

o   Method development/validation: 3–5 days (requires consultation)

        Maximum Samples per Batch: 1 sample per run

 

User Charges Rs. (GST Extra) 

 


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