Parker IntraflowTM and Process Analytics: Deployment Status, Technology Development, and Beyond CPAC FallMeeting: Meeting: NeSSi Session CPAC ––Fall NeSSi Session 11/8/07 11/8/07 Mike Cost – Applications/Innovation Engineer October 31, 2015 Where We’re Are and Where.

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Transcript Parker IntraflowTM and Process Analytics: Deployment Status, Technology Development, and Beyond CPAC FallMeeting: Meeting: NeSSi Session CPAC ––Fall NeSSi Session 11/8/07 11/8/07 Mike Cost – Applications/Innovation Engineer October 31, 2015 Where We’re Are and Where.

Parker IntraflowTM and Process Analytics:
Deployment Status, Technology
Development, and Beyond
CPAC
FallMeeting:
Meeting:
NeSSi
Session
CPAC ––Fall
NeSSi
Session
11/8/07
11/8/07
Mike Cost – Applications/Innovation Engineer
October 31, 2015
Where We’re Are and Where We’re Going
• Field Applications and Growth Trend
• Smart Systems and Current Architecture
• Merging Analytics with IntraflowTM – The
Final Frontier
• Hardware Development and Applications
Flexibility – Improving the Base
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IntraflowTM Global Installed Customer
Base
Lead Users- Multiple systems per site
• ExxonMobil: Sarnia, ONT / Nanticoke, ONT/ Antwerp,
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Belgium / Baytown, TX / Baton Rouge, LA / Notre Dame de
Gravenchon, France/ SPT Mega plant project
• Eastman Chemical: Kingsport, TN
• OMV: Burghausen, Germany
• UOP: Des Plaines, IL
• Lanxess: Sarnia, ONT
• Total: Across France
• BP: Whiting, IN / Marseille, France
• Formosa Plastics: Port Lavaca, TX
• Imperial Oil: Nanticoke, ONT
• Dow Chemical: Ft. Saskatchewan, AB
• BASF: Port Arthur, TX
• Chevron: Pascagoula, MS / Richmond, CA
IntraflowTM Growth Review
Intraflow Sales vs. Projected Sales
140%
115.80%
120%
100%
86.90%
80%
60%
42.33%
40%
20%
0%
FY06
4
FY07
FY08
How Did We Get There?
Applications Flexibility
10-Stream Natural Gas
BTU Analysis System
• Coalescing & Membrane
Separator Drain Header
• Restricted Orifice Header
Pressure Control
• Freeze Protection Heating
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How Did We Get There?
Sub-Systems for
Integration by Others
Low Sulfur Diesel Application
• 0-1ppm C2H4measurement
in high purity C3H6 stream
• Low volume SCS a plus
• Silco-steel treatment
imperative to avoid C2H4
sticking to stainless
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• Silco-steel treated modular
components simplifies
system integration
How Did We Get There?
High Pressure
Development Lab
Application
• Gas delivery system for
glove box experiments
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How Did We Get There?
Partnerships Expanding Modularity
• Working closely
with SpectraSensors
• Achieving 100ppb
moisture LDL
• Providing scalable
system platform
allowing numerous
performance options
8
Smart Systems Platform: NeSSITM Gen II
Parker HMI with PLC
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Current Gen II Architecture
4-20mA
PLC
Ethernet to
Technician
Workstation
It’s all about the information!
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‘Smart’ System Application – It Really Works
“Operators Don’t Trust the Analyzer”
• Lanxess / Sarnia; lack of confidence led to
moisture related upsets & shutdowns of
butyl rubber plant
• New tools deployed: remote validation and
bypass & analyzer 4-20mA flow indication
via DCS
• 100% uptime since June, 2005
• Plant shutdowns have been averted (@
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$300K ea…)
Complete smart
sample system
integration
• Ethylene glycol
liquid service
• Flow & pressure
sensing
• Conductive heating
• Conventional grab
sample & system
functionalities
12
Communication Developments
Non-IS 24VDC Power Supply for
Solenoid Valves and possibly
sensor IS power supply
Bus Communications & possibly
power supply
Bus Conversion Card
• Multi-bus chipset applicated
for specific bus
• On-board IS barriers
supporting wide range of
sensor voltage requirements
• Bus signal conversion to
relay output for non-IS
13 solenoid valve actuation
Typically
Div 2
Typically Div 1
IntraflowTM and Analytical Hardware
• GE Sensing analyzers
• Hardware Development
14
Sample Extraction/Conditioning System
Micro
Analytical
Device
CCIMS or ProBloc
Mount
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Extraction Point In-Line Filtration,
Sample Conditioning and
Process Analysis
NeSSITM with Analytics: The Final Frontier
Scott Gilbert, CPAC Visiting Scholar
Crystal Vision Microsystems LLC
Atofluidic Technologies, LLC
• Split flow approach to sampling
Liters per minute
sample in
diluent in
microliters
per minute
micromixer
nanoliters
per minute
• m-fluidic LC Chip for On-line
Sample Pretreatment
• Pulsed electrochemical
16 detection (on-chip)
column
mobile phase in
Complete Sampling and Pretreatment
Assembly Prototype for NeSSITM
Modular fluid block designed for NeSSI mounted on a Parker-Hannifin
Intraflow substrate – Courtesy of Scott Gilbert, CPAC Visiting Scholar
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NeSSiTM Gen III: IntraflowTM and
microAnalytics
• Actively seeking analyzer systems for
integration into NeSSiTM platform
• Progressive concurrent move to Gen II
and Gen III architecture
• Current analytical platforms are
developing SP76 compliant hardware
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Key Elements for Continued Growth
• Continue systems solutions approach – Tap to
Termination capabilities
• Continue development of key sample conditioning
components (pressure, flow, filtration, etc.)
•Continue development of analytical systems and
interfaces for SP76 protocol
• [email protected],[email protected],
[email protected]
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IntraFlow™ Smart SHS
w/ remote flow & pressure indication, CTC-Human
Machine Interface, solenoid pilot valve package
Sample
Extraction
Sample Transport
Thank You!
Sample of HMI Screens; pressure &
flow, alarms, maintenance & more!
Environmentally
Compliant Sample
Return or Disposal
Cal Gas Delivery
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Gas Generators
Analyzer (by others)