A lattice and distribution network for a stackable chromatography cassette comprising: a peripheral seal; at least one screen forming the lattice surrounded by the peripheral seal, each at least one screen comprising a plurality of struts in a latticed arrangement; a first internal distribution network fluidly coupled to the lattice and surrounded by the peripheral seal; a second internal distribution network disposed opposite the first internal distribution network, fluidly coupled to the lattice and surrounded by the peripheral seal; wherein a direction of fluid flow is established from the first internal distribution network through the lattice to the second internal distribution network; and wherein preferential streamlines are minimized.

A detection apparatus and a detection method are disclosed. In one aspect, the detection apparatus includes a sampling device for collecting samples to be checked. It further includes a sample pre-processing device configured to pre-process the sample from the sampling device. It further includes a sample analyzing device for separating samples from the pre-processing device and for analyzing the separated samples. The detection apparatus is miniaturized and highly precise, and is capable of quickly and accurately detecting gaseous phase or particulate substances, and it has applications for safety inspections at airports, ports, and subway stations.

A detection apparatus and a detection method are disclosed. In one aspect, the detection apparatus includes a sampling device for collecting samples to be checked. It further includes a sample pre-processing device configured to pre-process the sample from the sampling device. It further includes a sample analyzing device for separating samples from the pre-processing device and for analyzing the separated samples. The detection apparatus is miniaturized and highly precise, and is capable of quickly and accurately detecting gaseous phase or particulate substances, and it has applications for safety inspections at airports, ports, and subway stations.

A detection apparatus and a detection method are disclosed. In one aspect, the detection apparatus includes a sampling device for collecting samples to be checked. It further includes a sample pre-processing device configured to pre-process the sample from the sampling device. It further includes a sample analyzing device for separating samples from the pre-processing device and for analyzing the separated samples. The detection apparatus is miniaturized and highly precise, and is capable of quickly and accurately detecting gaseous phase or particulate substances, and it has applications for safety inspections at airports, ports, and subway stations.

A detection apparatus and a detection method are disclosed. In one aspect, the detection apparatus includes a sampling device for collecting samples to be checked. It further includes a sample pre-processing device configured to pre-process the sample from the sampling device. It further includes a sample analyzing device for separating samples from the pre-processing device and for analyzing the separated samples. The detection apparatus is miniaturized and highly precise, and is capable of quickly and accurately detecting gaseous phase or particulate substances, and it has applications for safety inspections at airports, ports, and subway stations.

The invention discloses a method for packing a plurality of uniform chromatography columns, comprising the steps of: a) providing a plurality of chromatography columns; b) providing a plurality of chromatography resin aliquots; c) packing the chromatography resin aliquots in the chromatography columns to provide a plurality of packed chromatography columns; and d) subjecting the packed chromatography columns to repeated mechanical impacts to provide a plurality of uniform chromatography columns.

Embodiments of multi-column gas chromatography for analysis of a formation sample are disclosed. In one embodiment, an apparatus comprises a gas chromatography instrument and a controller. The gas chromatography instrument comprises a sample injector; a primary column to separate out a hydrocarbon subset; a secondary column valve coupled to the primary column; a primary detector configured to analyze the hydrocarbons of the subset; a heart cutting unit coupled to the secondary column valve and configured to cut, from the subset, at least one isomer having a weight greater than a threshold; a secondary column coupled to an output of the heart cutting unit configured to separate out the at least one isomer; and a secondary detector configured to analyze the at least one isomer. The controller controls the secondary column valve to output the hydrocarbons to the heart cutting unit in response to at least one trigger event.

Examples of the present disclosure describe systems and methods for detecting and mitigating stack pivoting exploits. In aspects, various checkpoints may be identified in software code. At each checkpoint, the current stack pointer, stack base, and stack limit for each mode of execution may be obtained. The current stack pointer for each mode of execution may be evaluated to determine whether the stack pointer falls within a stack range between the stack base and the stack limit of the respective mode of execution. When the stack pointer is determined to be outside of the expected stack range, a stack pivot exploit is detected and one or more remedial actions may be automatically performed.

An analyzer capable of preventing unintended removal of a separation column is provided. A liquid chromatograph includes: a plurality of separation columns, and that are connected in parallel and removable; a plurality of analysis flow passages that are respectively connected to the plurality of separation columns and configured to allow a sample to flow through each of the plurality of separation columns; a lock mechanism that is configured to restrict removal of the separation columns and other than the separation column to be removed; and a control device that is configured to control the lock mechanism.

A chromatograph allows easy replacement of a separation column while preventing an operator from contacting with a configuration related to the separation column. A column cartridge accommodates the separation column and is detachably provided in a predetermined column installation position. An upstream pipe is detachably provided on the column cartridge in a state of being installed at the column installation position, and supplies a mobile phase to the separation column of the column cartridge. A downstream pipe is detachably provided on the column cartridge in a state of being installed at the column installation position, and delivers the mobile phase that has passed through the separation column of the column cartridge. A cover integrally covers the column installation position, the upstream pipe, and the downstream pipe and has an insertion hole that allows the column cartridge to be installed from the outer side of the cover.