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Title: Isokinetic Crude Oil Sampling
Author: David J. Fish
Source: 1998 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1998
Abstract: The sampling technique employed in extracting a representative sample for crude oil BS&W analysis has received more scrutiny in the last several years from concerned oil companies than any other sampling technique. The revenue implications are considerable, if the sample is not accurate. Whether it is pipeline custody transfer, tanker loading/unloading, or refinery input, a representative composite of the oil for laboratory analysis is critical. The design of the equipment should be centered on the concept of extracting a sample from the pipeline, which is truly representative of the product. This is done by taking a sample in isokinetic conditions actually and physically taking a sample from the flowing conditions.

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