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Title: Modular Sample Conditioning Systems
Author: Donald P. Mayeaux
Source: 2007 Natural Gas Sampling Technology Conference
Year Published: 2007
Abstract: Prior to 1992, sample conditioning systems consisted of components mounted to a back plane and interconnected with pipe and tubing. This type of construction required a large amount of space. The interconnecting tube and piping had a large internal volume and were difficult to purge. To make matters worse, the components, for the most part, were originally designed for pneumatic and hydraulic service and modified for sample conditioning. One might say that the system were not analytically correct. Analyzer designs improved rapidly but the sample system designs were slow to change. Although sample systems have improved substantially, they still are the weak link in on line analytical systems. This presentation will discuss the history of a significant improvement in sample conditioning, the modular approach to building sample systems. Also discussed will be its benefits and designs which are specific for the Natural Gas industry.

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