History, present and future of Process Analysers
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History, present and futureof Process Analysers
January 27, 2009 IFPAC 2009
Drs. Ing. A.L.M. van Adrichem
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Long long ago....
• The philosopher Aristotle• Earth, water, air and fire (348 BC)• Predicted the existence of atoms (330 BC)
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Long long ago....
• Geber (721 – 815)• Geber is a Latinized version of Jabir• Abu Musa Jābir ibn Hayyān
(Arabic: جابر ابن حيان) • Scientific approach of chemistry (776)• Inventor of distillation process
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Long long ago....
• Robert Boyle (1627 - 1691)• The Sceptical Chymist (1661)• Advanced to the modern view of
elements.• Use of proper experimentation.• Boyle’s law.
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Long long ago....
• Lavoisier (1743 - 1794)• Is considered the father of modern chemistry• Elementary Treatise of Chemistry (1789) is
considered to be the first modern chemical textbook.
• Stated the first version of the law of conservation of mass
• Recognized and named oxygen and hydrogen
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• Mendeleyev (1834 - 1907)• Predicted Gallium 5 years before its
discovery• Periodic system of elements (1873)• Petroleum was born in the depths of
the earth (1877)• Found the perfect percentage of
alcohol in Vodka to be 38%
Long long ago....
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Chromatography• Tsvet (1872 - 1919)
• Invented chromatography in 1901 during his research on plant pigments.• Used the term chromatography for the first time in 1906 what literally
means writing with colours.
• Martin (1910 - 2002) en Singe (1914 - 1994)• Made the suggestion to use gas as the mobile phase in 1941• Won the Nobel Price for Chemistry in 1952
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Chromatography• Beckman Instruments
• Founded by Arnold Orville Beckman (1900 – 2004).
• since end 50’s process GC’s• Halfway 70’s model 6710 with
separate programmer• Early 80’s introduction of first
Beckman GC with microprocessor technology
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Chromatography
• Siemens (current)
• Yokogawa (current)
• ABB (current)
• C2V (current)
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Spectroscopy
• IR spectroscopy
• UV / visual spectroscopy
• Raman Spectroscopy
• Mass Spectroscopy
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Spectroscopy• Newton in 1725 presented first requirements for spectroscopic observations
• Bouguer (1729) and Lambert (1760) observed that energy absorption through a thin layer depends on type of material of the thin layer and the frequency of the initial light.
• Bunsen developed in 19e century the first spectroscope
• First half of 19e century large amount of discoveries in spectroscopy
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IR Spectroscopy
• Infra Red is discovered by William Herschel
• First process Infrared analyser end 50’s.
• Number of manufacturers• Tracor Atlas• DuPont• Teledyne• Hartman & Braun• Combustion Engineering
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FTIR Spectroscopy
• France mathematician Fourier (1822)
• Michelson Interferometer
• Analect (current)
• ABB (current)
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UV Spectroscopy
• Hallikainen• Designed together with oil industry• End 1960’s
• Large number of manufacturers
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Raman Spectroscopy
• Discovered by Chandrasekhara V. Raman in 1928
• Young technique for process analyses
• Renshaw (current)
• Rosemount (current)
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Mass Spectroscopy
• Early 1900 a lot of work has been done by Sir J.J. Thomson
• 1970’s first online analyser made by Perkin Elmer
• Thermo (current)
• Ametek (current)
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pH measurement
• Thurneysser (16e century)• Violet juice changed colour after addition of sulphur acid
• Nernst (1889)• Nernst equation
E = Eo + (RT/nF) log [H+]
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pH measurement
• Cremer (1906)• Glass electrode
• Sorensen (1909)• pH scale
• Carderio (1966)• pH pre amplifier
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pH measurement
• Beckman (1934)• pH measurement
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pH measurement
• Beckman
(1941)
Model R
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Physical properties
• Vapour Pressure
• Density
• Cloud Point / Distillation
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Vapour Pressure
• Hallikainen• Designed together
with the oil industry• End 60’s
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Vapour Pressure
• ATAC (current)
• ABB (current)
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Density
• Gravitrol
(1967)
• Micro Motion
(current)
• Solartron
(current)
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Cloud point / Distillation
• Hallikainen• Designed together with the oil
industry• Early 60’s
• Bartec Benke (current)
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Oxygen
• Paramagnetic• Faraday (1845)• Servomex Model 540A
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Oxygen
• Zirconia• Westinghouse model 218
0 100
ReferenceSample
7000C
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Oxygen
• Enotec (current)
• Servomex (current)
• Analytical Specialties Inc. (current)
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Future
• General
• NeSSI
• Miniature analytics
• Lab on a chip
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Pressuredifference
P-14
P-1
6
P-17
P-18
P-19
AnalyserBuilding
ProcessAnalyser
SampleConditioning
System
Utilities:- Power- Nitrogen- Hydrogen- Instrument air- Koelwater- Steam
SpendSampleDisposal
Validation /CalibrationFacilities
AnalyserControlSection
AnalyserStatus /Alarms
RecordingFacilities
(Digital)Instrument
System
ProcessControl
ComputerHVAC
V-2
V-1
Sample Take-off point
SampleReturn point
Fast Loop
AnalyserData
Analyse
General
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General
• Current situation of most process analysers• Size is big• Needs protective environment• Needs controlled environment of the product• Complex combination of components• Not always very fast
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General
• Desired future situation• Small size• On or in the process• Simple construction• Simple maintenance• Eliminate Infrastructure• Fast and accurate• (Very) high reliability
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NeSSI• Standard (ANSI ISA SP76) used by all manufacturers
• Internal diameter close to 6 mm or ¼ inch tubing
• Compact
• NeSSI™ Gen I. Mechanical Substrate/fluid components
• NeSSI™ Gen II. Smart Sampling/Connectivity Bus
• NeSSI™ Gen III. Micro Analytical
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Miniature analytics
• pH
• Conductivity
• Raman Spectroscopy
• Moisture
• GC
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Lab on a chip
• Scientific magazine
• Developments mainly in biochemistry
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Thanks for your attention
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Back up slides
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History, present and future of process analytics
Arno van Adrichem
ExxonMobil
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Infra Red Spectroscopy
Symmetrical
stretching
Asymmetrical
stretching
Scissoring
Rocking Wagging Twisting