The Perry project: A versatile low-cost syringe pump for dispensing in automated synthesis systems

IF 2 Q3 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

HardwareX Pub Date : 2024-07-25 DOI:10.1016/j.ohx.2024.e00562

Jakob Rørbæk Saugbjerg, Thorbjørn Bøgh Jensen, Martin Lahn Henriksen

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Abstract

Syringe pumps are used in applications such as chemistry, medicine, or microbiology offering high-precision dosing or a way to ease the workload of tedious tasks. Further, high-performance syringe pumps are crucial to automating laboratory tasks. The Perry Pump is demonstrated with syringe sizes ranging from 1–20 mL and includes a reservoir, which enables larger volumes to be used. The lowest volume demonstrated is 20 $μ$ L at 5.5 $μ$ L/s, while the largest is 20 mL at 0.145 mL/s. The Perry Pump is designed with the intention of easy to 3D-print, limited metal parts, and a high versatility and tolerance to chemicals.

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佩里项目：用于自动合成系统配料的多功能低成本注射泵

注射泵可用于化学、医学或微生物学等应用领域，提供高精度配料或减轻繁琐任务工作量的方法。此外，高性能注射泵对于实现实验室任务自动化至关重要。Perry Pump 演示的注射器规格为 1-20 mL，包括一个储液器，可以使用更大的容量。演示的最小容量为 20 μL，流速为 5.5 μL/s；最大容量为 20 mL，流速为 0.145 mL/s。佩里泵的设计初衷是易于 3D 打印、金属部件有限、通用性强且耐化学腐蚀。

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HardwareX Engineering-Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

CiteScore

4.10

自引率

18.20%

发文量

124

审稿时长

24 weeks

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