Ovivo Ultra-Pure Water+ by Ecolab UREA is a critical contaminant in ultrapure water (UPW) for semiconductor manufacturing because it contributes to total organic carbon (TOC) concentration and can adversely affect photolithography processes.
Ovivo by Ecolab UREA analyzer, a newly innovated product, provides continuous and accurate urea measurements with four sampling channels.
The Ovivo by Ecolab UREA Analyzer allows continuous monitoring, which is capable of capturing seasonal urea variations and adapting the UPW treatment process steps to maximize its removal.
The application is for UPW or deionized water. Other applications depend on the water composition.
We have experience with efficient UREA treatment systems which can be designed regarding specific case and needs of a customer.
The UREA Analyzer has the following important features:
| Specification | Value |
| Limit of Detection | 1.5 ppb urea |
| Qualification Range | 3 ppb - 150 ppb as urea |
| Sampling Channels | 4 |
| Average measurement Time | 60 minutes per sample |
| Value per Sample | < 100 mL |
| Maximum Sample Pressure | 10 bar (145 psi) |
| Voltage | 90-230 Volts / 10 amps @ 50-60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 450 Watts |
| Dimensions | 60 x60 x190 cm (24 X 24 X75 in) |
| Operation Modes | Automatic / selectable sequence or manual single measurements. Online grab sample analysis |
Process LC-OND Analyzer for UREA Monitoring
The working principle of UREA Analyzer is based on a chromatographic separation, namely LC-OND (Liquid Chromatography – Organic Nitrogen Detection).
The mobile phase (salt buffer) is pre-cleaned by a specially designed oxidation reactor. A defined volume of aqueous sample is picked up by a loop and injected into the continuous stream of the mobile phase. The sample is then fed to a pump and a chromatographic column where urea is separated from other N-species, like nitrate and ammonium.
After leaving the chromatographic column, the solution is fed to a short-wave UV-oxidation lamp reactor where urea is converted to nitrate.
Nitrate is then selectively detected by a low-wave UV absorption detector (UVD).
All species elute according to their specific retention times. Retention time is used for identification, while peak area units are used for quantification.
Trihalomethanes (THMs) are critical contaminants in drinking water and ultrapure water (UPW) and require monitoring as well as efficient removal.
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