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    1) Computers have increasingly been used for the last few decades to control analytical instruments and support analytical chemistry work through applications like spectroscopy, chromatography, and data processing. 2) The Control Laboratory at Nuclear Fuel Complex analyzes over 100,000 parameters annually, so automated data handling is crucial. 3) They plan to establish a local area network connecting laboratory computers to a central server using an Oracle database to facilitate large-scale data storage, sharing, and access across instruments and scientists.

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    Presented in Seminar on ‘’Emerging trends in applications of computers’’, NFC during Jun 1997

    Importance of Computers in Analytical Chemistry & Establishment of Local Area


    Networking (LAN) of Laboratory

    K V Mirji * & B Gopalan


    Control Laboratory
    Nuclear Fuel Complex
    Hyderabad-62
    email: [email protected]

    ABSTRACT
    For the last about two and half decades minicomputers are finding increasing use for the
    control and operation of analytical instruments. This role is shared by dedicated
    microprocessors during the last more than a decade. Applications of computers to
    spectroscopy, electro analytical chemistry, Fourier transform techniques, mass spectrometry ,
    gas chromatography, rapid-reaction kinetics, equilibrium constants, and studies of analytical
    methods and to literature searching, has brought in significant advancement in the field of
    chemistry. Dedicated stand-alone computers, networking of computers and introduction of
    computers in multiple user laboratory has strongly supported in mechanization, storage &
    handling of large volume of data, statistical processing and sharing of information in soft form
    among the scientists and labs.
    Analytical chemist in DAE is in the forefront of the race to use computers in laboratory
    work. Control laboratory of NFC has large number of analytical instruments, hence automated
    procedures for handling the huge amount of data have become vital. The appropriate
    combination of instruments and computers has offered a way of easing the burden on the
    analysis, as well as optimizing the performance of the analytical instruments. Computer systems
    can be applied to all the major analytical instrument procedures, and many of the leading
    instrument manufacturers are developing and producing systems for use in the
    laboratory/industry, both for data acquisition and for control purposes.
    Control Lab, NFC carries out analyses of more than a lakh number of parameters.
    Hence it is planned to establish a Local Area Networking in the Laboratory. To start with it is
    planned to inter connect the computers within the Laboratory premises with a nodal server. The
    scheme is based on Oracle Database (commonly referred to as Oracle RDBMS). It is a
    proprietary multi-model database management system produced and marketed
    by Oracle Corporation. We are obtaining license for use in our networking system. Oracle
    Database is the primary database which is being used for large data processing, due to its
    adaptability and practical approach to handle data and software applications to store and
    recover related data. Structured Query Language (SQL) is the set of statements with which all
    programs and users access data in an Oracle database. We also have plan to take the data
    directly from instruments through RS 232 communication system to the network system.
    This article details about importance of the computers in analytical chemistry, various
    aspects of microprocessors, dedicated computers and introduction of LAN in the laboratory.

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