| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Add Chemical | Enables entry into the panel. |
| Chemical Type | You can select between:
• Inert • Inorganic • Organic |
| Default Detector RF |
If your detector responds to a chemical differently than its actual concentration, you should adjust the RF (Response Factor) to ensure you have accurate readings.
RF=(Actual Concentration)/(Detector Response)
Having selected a detector, you can then edit the Response Factor to a number other than 1. If you change the number, it will automatically save. If you change your mind, select the Trash Can icon and try again.
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| Detector Type Combinations | When a tour is built, Chateau looks at each stream in the Tour.
In Resources / Stream, each Stream has a Detector Type assigned to it. This Detector type is displayed here so the tech will know which type of detector to use. |
| Edit Chemical | Highlight the chemical in the grid, edit the panel, click Save. |
| Four Boolean Fields | You can select one or more of these, as they apply. |
| Name | This is the only required Field. |
| Reportable | You can mark each chemical as being reportable or non-reportable.
Non-reportable means no emission will be calculated on this part of the stream. |
| Search | Quickly find any chemical. |
| Selecting Organic or Inorganic | You can then select a detector type. |
| Use alternative Factor Set | If you select this, Chateau will be able to apply a Factor Set to the Components with this chemical different from the Factor Set which may be assigned to the majority of the Components in the same LUnit. |
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