US3777163A - Apparatus for scanning chromatograms and the like - Google Patents

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US3777163A
US3777163A US00219638A US3777163DA US3777163A US 3777163 A US3777163 A US 3777163A US 00219638 A US00219638 A US 00219638A US 3777163D A US3777163D A US 3777163DA US 3777163 A US3777163 A US 3777163A
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  • an apparatus which permits the radioactivity of a chromatogram to be measured and in which apparatus the radiation counter is stationary and positioned perpendicularly to a moving table which is translated in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the counter.
  • Such a device avoids the tearing of chromatograms formed on a thin layer of material but takes up a good deal of space because the movable table must travel through a space having a length which is necessarily at least twice the length of the chromatogram to be examined.
  • the paper chromatograms are mounted on the movable support which carries them by gripping them beneath lateral bars which hold the paper along two substantially parallel lines.
  • the two lateral bars must necessarily be satisfactorily parallel to prevent the paper from buckling so that it is not smoothly applied to its support.
  • the gripping of the paper results in the creation of localized tensions which may result in slight undulations in the paper. It should be emphasized at this point that any undulation in the paper with respect to its support generates errors in the measurement to be effected, because it changes the distance between the radioactive point, the radiation of which is to be measured, and the center of the window of the radiation counter.
  • the apparatus according to the invention may also be advantageously used in fields other than the study of chromatograms, in particular, whenever it is necessary to measure phys ical and/or chemical characteristics at different points of a plane surface being subjected to examination.
  • the supporting table may comprise certain transparent zones in alignment with at least one device for emitting radiation so as to permit the examination of the transparency of the sheet being examined while positioned on the supporting table.
  • a measuring device is associated with a device for emitting radiation, which preferably moves with said measuring device during its displacements relative to the surface being examined, which permits the examination of the surface by reflection.
  • the measuring device receives radiation or vibrations emitted by the surface being examined while lying on the supporting table.
  • the two first embodiments hereinbefore envisaged may advantageously be used for the study of colorimetric densities, brightness, fluorescence, transparency, the study of the state of the surface by an echo system, and the study of the granulametry of the surface being examined.
  • the radiation used may be light rays in the visible or nonvisible spectrum or alpha, beta or gamma radiation.
  • the vibrations used may in particular be ultrasonic vibrations.
  • the measuring device is a radiation counter and the surface being examined is a chromatogram on paper or on a thin layer of material.
  • the thin member which holds the surface being examined on the supporting table consists of a plate having a window for one or more flexible sheets, with the sheet being examined being preferably held in place by two thin members positioned on opposite sides of that portion of the surface of the sheet which is to be examined.
  • the supporting table consists of a plate of ferromagnetic material and carries on its face remote from the chromatogram permanent magnets, the fields of which all run in the same direction and substantially perpendicular to the supporting table.
  • the permanent magnets are discs of ferrite positioned in seats in the surface of the supporting table remote from the material being examined.
  • the supporting table is rectangular in shape and the measuring device moves parallel to the major axis of the supporting table.
  • the apparatus comprises a single measuring device which is carried by mobile means for translating it parallel to a major axis of the supporting table.
  • the mobile means which carries the measuring device comprises a hinge permitting the axis of the measuring device to be swung through an angle of substantially 90 about the axis of the hinge.
  • the axis of the hinge of the movable means is parallel to the major axis of the supporting table.
  • the part of the mobile means which can swing around said hinge may take two extreme positions, in one of which it abuts the other part of the mobile means, and the axis of the measuring device is parallel to the supporting table, and in the second of which it rests by means of a roller on the supporting table and the axis of the measuring device is perpendicular to said supporting table.
  • the mobile means in its movement relative to the table support, is guided by at least one guide bar parallel to the major axis of the supporting table and is fixed to a nut which cooperates with a threaded rod which is preferably rotated at constant speed through a motor and reduction gearing.
  • This motor, the corresponding transmission, the threaded drive rod of the mobile means and the guide bar or bars of the mobile means, are positioned beneath the supporting table which is mounted on a frame in the form of a parallelopipedic box, with the supporting table constituting its upper surface.
  • the measuring device is vertically slidable in a cylindrical casing attached to the mobile means and in actuated by a threaded ring cooperating with threads on the wall of the casing.
  • the apparatus comprises two measuring devices positioned on the same axis on opposite sides of the supporting table.
  • the supporting table has, in alignment with the axis of the measuring device positioned beneath the supporting table, a slot permitting the passage of radiation and/or vibrations from those points on the surface being examined which are in alignment with said slot.
  • the two measuring devices are carried by the same mobile means, which is translated with respect to the supporting table.
  • the mobile means may be separated from the threaded rod which drives it by opening up the nut to which it is attached and which cooperates with said threaded rod. This is preferably accomplished by manually separating the two halves of the nut. Such separation permits the rapid manual movement of the mobile equipment with respect to the table when it is desired to bring the measuring device into alignment with a predetermined point on the surface being examined.
  • the motor which normally drives thethreaded rod may be associated with a clutch, which, when actuated, simultaneously connects the threaded rod to another relatively high speed driving motor.
  • the apparatus which has just been described makes it possible to carry out measurements relative to points on the surface being examined which are spaced along a line parallel to the axis of translation of the mobile means.
  • a course-reversing contact is provided at the end of the path of travel of the mobile means so as to automatically permit the desired measurements to be made along the same line travelled in the reverse direction, either at the same speed, or at a different speed.
  • This improvement makes it possible to obtain a systematic doubling of the number of measurments along each line on the surface being examined. It is also possible to provide, at the end of the path of travel of the mobile means, a contact for stopping said mobile means.
  • the movement of the measuring device with respect to the supporting table may be produced, not merely by longitudinal translation of the movable means with respect to said table, but also by the transverse translation of a movable carriage on the mobile means which carries the measuring means for movement with respect to the mobile means which supports it.
  • the transverse translation of the measuring means may be produced by a low speed motor attached to the movable carriage, said low speed motor driving a gear which cooperates with a rack fixed to the mobile means.
  • the low speed motor is supplied through a switch positioned at tne end of the path of travel of the mobile means.
  • the transverse displacement of the radiation counter with respect to the movable means may be carried out by hand, or automatically, as indicated above.
  • the members for holding the chromatogram on the supporting table are simply laid on the edges of said chromatogram and are held on the supporting table by the magnetic field of the permanent magnets associated with that table.
  • the signals provided by the radiation counter may be supplied in a conventional manner to integrating means and/or recording means which make is possible to count the measurements effectuated by the counter.
  • Variable and/or adjustable values may be adopted for the speed of translation of the counter.
  • the apparatus comprises two radiation counters on the same axis positioned symmetrically with respect to the supporting table, said table comprising, in alignment with the axes of these two counters, a slot permitting the passage of radiation from points on the chromato gram which are in alignment with said slot, said two counters being carried by the same movable means and driven in translation with respect to the supporting table.
  • the chromatogram is attached to the supporting table without being squeezed at its edges so that optimum attachment of the chromatogram is obtained and undulations of said chromatogram with respect to the supporting table is avoided, thus making it possible to eliminate one of the causes of errors in such measurements.
  • the supporting table being stationary, may have relatively small dimensions, and in particular, may have a size substantially equal to that of the chromatograms to be analyzed.
  • the supporting table is flat, any cracking of chromatograms formed on thin layers of material is avoided.
  • FIG. I is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a device for detecting and measuring in accordance with the invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a section taken along the line II--Il of FIG. 1, showing the axis of the radiation counter positioned horizontally so that a chromatogram may be mounted on the supporting'table;
  • FIG. 3 is a bottom plan view of the apparatus of FIG.
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of an apparatus according to the invention, also adapted for use in studying chromatograms;
  • FIG. 5 is a section taken along the line V-V of FIG. 4, showing the axis of the radiation counter moved to a horizontal position so that a chromatogram may be placed on the supporting table;
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view showing the device for operating the two halves of the nut and thereby permitting the mobile means to be separated from the threaded drive rod of the apparatus of FIG. 4.
  • reference numeral 1 indicates the rectangular supporting table of the apparatus according to the invention.
  • the table 1 constitutes the upper part of a parallelopipedic box which serves as the stationary framework of the apparatus.
  • Reference numerals 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d indicate the four vertical sides of this box, which has no bottom.
  • the side 2b carries on its outer surface a plate 3 which supports the control switches and indicators for controlling the apparatus.
  • the side 2d which is opposite the side 2b has a longitudinal slot 4 which extends the length of the supporting table 1.
  • Between the two transverse sides 2a and 2c are two parallel guides 5 and 6 which serve as crossbars. The plane defined by the bars 5 and 6 is parallel to the plane of the supporting table 1.
  • I-Ialfway between the bars 5 and 6 is a threaded rod 7 parallel to the two bars 5 and 6 and driven in rotation by a chain 8 through a slow speed motor 9 carried by the side 2b of the framework of the apparatus.
  • Slow speed motor 9 is mounted inside the box defined bythe sides 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d and the supporting table 1.
  • Cylindrical seats 10 are formed in the lower surface of the supporting table 1, which is made of an alloy of the Duralumin type.
  • Discs of ferrite 11 are located in these seats and constitute permanent magnets.
  • the discs 11 are held in the seats 10 by tabs 12.
  • the ends of each tab are in alignment with two adjacent discs 11, while the central part of the tab is connected to the lower surface of the supporting table 1 by a screw 13.
  • Mobile means 14 is movable with respect to the stationary part of the apparatus constituted by the supporting table 1 and the sides 2a, 2b, 2c and 2d.
  • the mobile means comprises two parts articulated about a hinge, the axis 15 of which is parallel to a major axis of the supporting table.
  • the lower part of the mobil means is connected to the framework and may be translated with respect to said framework, whereas the upper part, by reason of its articulation about the axis 15, may be rotated through an angle of with respect to the framework about said axis 15.
  • the lower part of the mobile means comprises two crossbars 16 separated from each other by a nut 17.
  • the two crossbars 16 are perpendicular to the sides 2b, 2d of the framework and the nut 17 cooperates with the threaded rod 7.
  • the two crossbars 16 are connected to each other at their two ends and pass through the side 2d of the framework via the longitudinal slot 4. They are connected to a plate 18 perpendicular thereto which carries the shaft 15.
  • the upper part of the mobile means 14 comprises a yoke 19 which brackets the plate 18 and is articulated with respect thereto about the shaft 15.
  • the yoke 19 is attached to two parallel bars 20 connected to an end plate 21, the lower part of which carries a roller 22 which is adapted to roll on the supporting table 1 when the plane of the two bars 20 is parallel to the plane of the supporting table 1.
  • the two transverse bars 20 carry a carriage 23 on which a radiation counter of the Geiger type is mounted.
  • the counter 24 is mounted inside a cylinder 24a attached to the carriage 23.
  • a threaded ring 29 is attached -to the counter 24 and the threading on this ring cooperates with threading carried by the cylinder 24a in order to permit adjustment of the height of the counter 24.
  • Transverse sliding of the carriage 23 on the bars 20 is permitted by longitudinal bearings 25.
  • the position of the carriage 23 with respect to the end plate 21 is determined by a lock screw controlled by a knurled knob 26.
  • the counter 24 has, on the surface facing the supporting table, a rectangular window, a set of windows of different dimensions beingassociated with a single counter 24.
  • the paper 27 of the chromatogram is mounted flat on the supporting table 1 and the edges of this paper are held in place by positioning a thin steel blade 28 on each of the edges parallel to the major axis of the supporting table 1.
  • the two blades 28 are made of a ferromagnetic material and attracted to supporting table 1 because of the presence of the discs of ferrite 11.
  • the paper 27 is held firmly without any squeezing of the paper at its edges so that any undulation of the paper with respect to its support is avoided.
  • the upper part of the mobile means is lowered from the position shown in FIG. 2 to the position shown in FIG. 1, that is to say until the roller 22 comes into contact with the upper surface of the supporting table 1.
  • the center of the window of the counter 24 is then in position at a predetermined vertical distance from the paper 27 regardless of which point on the paper is in alignment of the counter 24.
  • the motor is then started by one of the control switches positioned on the plate 3.
  • Motor 9 drives through a chain 8 the threaded rod 7, which cooperates with the nut 17 which causes translation of the mobile means 14 parallel to the major axis of the supporting table 1.
  • the position of the movable carriage 23 is adjusted with respect to the end plate 21. It is obvious that all of the surface of the paper 27 may be progressively explored by displacing the carriage step by step over the entire width of the supporting table 1.
  • the mobile means 14 comprises two parts which are articulated about a hinge, the axis 15 of which is parallel to the major axis of the supporting table 1.
  • the lower part of the mobile means connected to the framework may be translated with respect thereto while the upper part, because of its articulation about the axis 15 may be rotated through an angle of 90 with respect to the framework carrying said axis 15.
  • the lower part of the mobile means comprises two crossbars 16 connected to each other and embracing two half nuts 17a, 17b, constituting a nut cooperating with the threaded rod 7. These two half nuts 17a, 17b may slide parallel to the center line between the two crossbars 16 while guided by slideways carried by the crossbars.
  • the half nut 17b is fixed to a rod 101 adapted to be translated parallel to the minor axis of the supporting table by a rod 102 which may be rotated by a handle 103.
  • Rod 102 is translated with the rod 101 but may rotate with respect thereto.
  • the rods 101 and 102 are co-axial.
  • the rod 102 carries a pawl 104 which cooperates with a helical cam attached to the supporting table 1.
  • the rod 102 carries a stop washer 106 biased by a spring 107 which bears at one end on the lateral part of the framework.
  • the half nut 17b is fixed to a vertical arm 108b, whereas the half screw 17a is fixed to a vertical arm 108a.
  • the two arms 108a and 108b are pivotally connected at their other ends to two ends of a lever 109.
  • the lever 109 is adapted to rotate about a shaft 1 10 carried by the crossbar 16 of the mobile means 14.
  • the upper part of the mobile means 14 comprises two transverse guidebars 20a, 20b.
  • the bar 20a is cylindrical and the bar 20b has a half flat perpendicular to the supporting table 1 opposite the bar 20a.
  • On this half flat of the bar 20b is a rack (not shown on the drawing) which cooperates with a gear carried by a low speed motor 112 positioned on the movable carriage 23 which may be displaced transversely along the bars 20a, 20b of the mobile means 14.
  • the movable carriage 23 also carries a radiation counter 24 slidable with respect to a cylinder carried by the carriage 23.
  • the counter 24 is fixed to a threaded ring 29.
  • the threads on the ring 29 cooperate with threads carried by said cylinder in order to permit regulation of the height of the counter 24.
  • the movable carriage 23 carries' a pointer 113 which moves in alignment with a scale 114 carried by the movable member 14.
  • the scale 1 14 is parallel to the minor axis of the supporting table 1.
  • a graduated scale 115 is inlaid into the supporting table, with one end of the ruler 114 in alignment with the scale 115.
  • Adjacent the two transverse edges of the supporting table 1 are two pairs of vertical tabs 116 which support a rod 117 at each end of the table. Each rod 117 has positioned thereon at least one microswitch 118 transverse position of which is adjustable.
  • This microswitch is adapted to cooperate with a member on the mobile means when said mobile means has reached the end of its path of travel with respect to the supporting table.
  • the surface to be examined in the present case a chromatogram on paper, is mounted on the supporting table 1 by means of two ferromagnetic blades 28.
  • the apparatus which has just been described operates in substantially the same manner as the first embodiment described in connection with FIGS. 1 to 3. However, when it is desired to move the mobile means 14 rapidly in order to position the window of the counter 24 above a predetermined point on the chromatogram 27, it suffices to actuate the handle 103 to separate the two halfnuts 17a, 17b and then displace the mobile means 14 by sliding it along the guidebars 5 and 6.
  • the mobile means 14 may be driven through the threaded rod 7 by rotating the handle 103 in the opposite direction. This brings the two half-nuts 17a, 17b back together around the threaded rod 7.
  • the microswitch 118 positioned at the end of the path of travel of the movable means 14 is connected to actuate a low speed motor 112 for a predetermined time.
  • This acting through the gear of the slow speed motor 112 and the corresponding rack, causes transverse displacement of the movable carriage 23 which slides on the bars 20a and 20b.
  • This transverse displacement has a value which is a function of the time of rotation of the low speed motor 112.
  • the existence of the scales 114 and 115 makes it possible to locate with precision the position of a zone on the chromatogram 27 and examine this zone selectively by bringing the movable means into position after having separated the two half-nuts 17a, 17b, as previously described.
  • the threaded ring 29 may have a very low pitch and be graduated to permit the precise regulation of the distance between the window of the counter and the chromatogram.
  • Apparatus for the detection and measurement of the characteristics of a surface comprising a stationary, magnetized supporting table,- at least one measuring device mounted for translation with respect to said supporting table, and at least one thin member made of a magnetic material positioned on said supporting table to hold a sheet having a surface to be examined with the edge of said sheet inserted between the thin member and the supporting table.
  • the supporting table comprises several transparent zones in alignment with at least one radiation emitting means positioned therebeneath to permit examination of the transparency of the surface being examined while positioned on said supporting table.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 4 in which the surface to be examined is a chromatogram, and said measuring device is a radiation counter of the Geiger type.
  • said at least one thin member comprises a pair of flexible blades adapted to be positioned along two opposite edges of the surface to be examined.
  • the supporting table is a plate of ferro-magnetic material which carries on the face remote from the surface to be examined permanent magnets having parallel fields substantially perpendicular to the surface'of the supporting table.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 9 in which the measuring means is carried by mobile means mounted for translation parallel to the major axis of the supporting table.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 10 in which the mobile means which carries the measuring means comprises a hinge permitting said measuring means to be rotated through an angle of substantially about the axis of said hinge.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 11 in which the axis of the hinge of the mobile means is parallel to the major axis of the supporting table.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 10 in which said mobile means is guided for translation relative to said supporting table by at least one guide bar parallel to a major axis of the supporting table and is attached to a nut which cooperates with a threaded rod rotatably driven at constant speed by a low speed motor.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 14 in which the low speed motor, a transmission therefrom, the threaded driving rod of the mobile means, and the guide bar of the mobile means are positioned beneath the supporting table, said supporting table being mounted on a framework in the form of a parallelopipedic box with the supporting table constituting the upper surface of said box.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 10 in which the radiation counter is vertically slidable in a sheath carried by the mobile means and is mounted to move with a ring having threads cooperating with threads on the inner wall of the sheath.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 1 which comprises measuring means mounted coaxially on opposite sides of the supporting table, said supporting table comprising, in alignment with the axis of the measuring means positioned beneath the supporting table, a slot for permitting the passage of radiation to a point on the surface being examined in alignment with said slot, both said measuring means being carried by the same mobile means fortranslation relative to said supporting table.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 14 in which the low speed driving motor for the threaded rod is associated with a clutch which, when actuated, simultaneously connects the threaded rod to be driven by another high speed motor.
  • Apparatus as claimed in'claim 10 in which the mobile means comprises at least onetransverse guide member along which a movable carriage supporting a measuring device travels.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 20 in which the movable carriage carries a low speed motor driving a gear which cooperates with a rack on a transverse guide member on the mobile means.
  • Apparatus as claimed in claim 10 comprising a limit switch at the end of the path of travel of said mo bile means, which switch is connected to one of said motors to initiate a predetermined operation by that motor when said switch is actuated.

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