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Samplers

Drawing process samples in open containers invites contamination and inaccuracy, and also poses serious health, safety and environmental risks.

Due to the growing complexity of the industrial processes in general and more specific for processes in the (petro)chemical and pharmaceutical industries, the need for tests and analyses increases continuously. The need for representative samples plays a critical role in ensuring product verification. Yet sampling directly from the process often includes the risks of exposure to the operator, as well as contamination and pollution to the environment.

Introduction to Sampling - This sampler solves the problem of taking samples of toxic, dangerous and volatile substances. it has the following advantages

The bulletin also includes details of sampling in bottles and cylinders. In addition many applications are detailed.

Possible applications for Dopak® Sampling Systems

Specifications and Datasheets for Samplers - Covers a wide range of samplers

Liquid samplers - These Samplers take representative samples of liquids with low vapour pressures at low process pressures. Applications include Liquids at lower pressure, Sampling with lower vapour pressures, Corrosive, hazardous liquids, Viscous fluids, slurries and Sampling from pipelines and tanks.

Typical Configurations - These links show excellent details of the sampler configurations. 

Solid Samplers- These samplers are used for applications such as Solid Sampling at atmospheric pressure, Sampling from bags, Sampling granulates, Powders, Grease and Fixed Volume sampling.

Typical Configurations

Liquefied gas (LPG) sampler - These Samplers with externally coupled valves take representative samples of liquefied gases or liquids in cylinders with internal or external outage. Typical applications include Liquefied gas sampling, Fixed external outage,  High vapour pressure liquids and Zero quick connect vapour release

Typical Configurations

Gas Sampler - These samplers with externally coupled valves take representative samples of gases in cylinders.

Typical Configurations

Powder or Granule Stream samplers - These samplers can be used to sample almost any powder or granule stream by either a composite, batch or grab sample.  The design prevents exposure of the operators to any hazardous process media as collection is always isolated from process and can’t be left open.  From our sponsor Zedflo

Existing Process Sampling Methods and New Sampling devices for the Process Industry - Kevin Cook - Sampling is typically a major concern for most plants since product samples must be representative and accurate. Environmental and safety concerns related to sample taking of toxic or hazardous materials are also having a larger impact on the development of sampling devices - From our sponsor Tyco Flow Control Pacific.