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Microfluidic Well/Channel Design Well design for protein (from volumes & concentrations) Volume: 250uL Selected based on recommended working volume of Corning for 96 well plate (75-200uL), but also considering volumes large enough for device to handle Diameter of well: 7mm Selected based on diameter of standard 96 well plate commonly used in fluorescent plate readers Height of well: 6.5mm Calculated using equation: V= pi*r^2*h h=V/pi*r^2 Well design for reagent Volume: 1000uL Selected as a volume greater than that required for a single protein well Volume would be ideal for multiple wells with protein, act as a main reservoir to lead out to additional wells Diameter of well: 10mm Selected to keep increase of height of well minimal while increasing the volume the well holds with respect to the protein well Height of well: 12.7mm Calculated with equation used in protein well design Integration of solenoid valve Design of channels to incorporate valve Narrow channels of minimum height and width for valve Length of channel (both inlet and outlet)- 10mm Must consider device’s ability to print Consider height and width of valve to fit appropriately into PDMS Hand drawn design Image 1

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Page 1: edge.rit.eduedge.rit.edu/.../public/MicrofluidicChannelDesign.docx · Web view*Channel and valve measurements no longer valid, need to incorporate new valve Image 2 PDMS design Using

Microfluidic Well/Channel Design● Well design for protein (from volumes & concentrations)

○ Volume: 250uL■ Selected based on recommended working volume of Corning for 96 well

plate (75-200uL), but also considering volumes large enough for device to handle

○ Diameter of well: 7mm■ Selected based on diameter of standard 96 well plate commonly used in

fluorescent plate readers○ Height of well: 6.5mm

■ Calculated using equation:● V= pi*r^2*h● h=V/pi*r^2

● Well design for reagent○ Volume: 1000uL

■ Selected as a volume greater than that required for a single protein well■ Volume would be ideal for multiple wells with protein, act as a main

reservoir to lead out to additional wells○ Diameter of well: 10mm

■ Selected to keep increase of height of well minimal while increasing the volume the well holds with respect to the protein well

○ Height of well: 12.7mm ■ Calculated with equation used in protein well design

● Integration of solenoid valve○ Design of channels to incorporate valve

■ Narrow channels of minimum height and width for valve■ Length of channel (both inlet and outlet)- 10mm■ Must consider device’s ability to print

○ Consider height and width of valve to fit appropriately into PDMS● Hand drawn design

○ Image 1

*Channel and valve measurements no longer valid, need to incorporate new valve○ Image 2

Page 2: edge.rit.eduedge.rit.edu/.../public/MicrofluidicChannelDesign.docx · Web view*Channel and valve measurements no longer valid, need to incorporate new valve Image 2 PDMS design Using

● PDMS design

○ Using Silhouette Studio - craft cutting device○ Print in individual layers, use plasma wand to polarize surfaces, stick together,

heat at approximately 80 degrees Celsius to strengthen bonds○ Layer thicknesses available: 100um, 300um, 600um

● Next Steps○ Re-design wells to fit most up to date valve design○ Make prototype of PDMS wells and channels