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PEFTEC 2015 - Conference Programme

PEFTEC 2015 Day1

Environmental Monitoring, Process Monitoring and Regulation in and around petroleum and petrochemical plants

Room Day Time Title Speaker Company Topic
Session 1 (Chair Person : Beate Hildenbrand, Energy Institute)
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 10:05-10:25 Water use and Trends in Emissions to Water from the EU Refining Sector Mr Mike Spence Concawe Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 10:25-10:45 Priority substances (and priority hazardous substances) sector contributions: a case study Ms Katy Baker Arcadis / Energy Institute Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 10:45-11:05 Water policy creates monitoring challenges Mr Steven Van de Broeck cefic Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
COFFEE BREAK (11:05 - 11:30)
Session 2 (Chair Person : Rod Robinson, NPL)
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 11:35-11:55 The petrochemical industry in Europe : industrial emissions and the BREF process Prof Philip de Smedt Petrochemicals Europe International & Industrial Regulation
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 11:55-12:15 The development of standard methods for the measurement of fugitive emissions in the petrochemical industry. Mr Rod Robinson NPL Standards & Quality Assurance
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 12:15-12:35 Techniques for detecting and quantifying fugitive emissions - results of comparative field studies Dr Charlene Lawson Concawe Sensors and Remote Monitoring
LUNCH (12:35 - 2:00)
Session 3 (Chair Person : Beate Hildenbrand, Energy Institute)
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 2:05-2:25 New Environmental Guidelines for Facilities Storing Bulk Quantities of Petroleum, Petroleum Products and Other Fuels Ms Katy Baker Arcadis / Energy Institute Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 2:25-2:45 Validation of Whole Effluent Bioassays for Assessment of Hydrocarbon Ecotoxicity Mr Mike Spence Concawe Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 2:45-3:05 Sustainability reporting, a tool to evaluate monitoring results and improve performance Mr Eric de Deckere Port of Antwerp Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
COFFEE BREAK (3:05 - 3:30)
Session 4 (Chair Person : Rod Robinson, NPL)
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 3:35-3:55 The Application of Differential Absorption Lidar (DIAL) for Pollutant Emissions Monitoring Mr Fabrizio Innocenti NPL Sensors and Remote Monitoring
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 3:55-4:15 New Optical Gas Imaging Technology for Quantifying Fugitive Emission Rates Mrs Petroula Kangas ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company Environmental Monitoring and Treatment of Water, Air or Soil
Conference Room A Wednesday 18th November 4:15-4:35 New developments in Stack Gas and Energy Gas measurement standards at VSL Mrs Janneke van Wijk VSL Standards & Quality Assurance


Analytical Techniques, Methods & Laboratory Sustainability in Petroleum and Petrochemical Laboratories

Seeking Ultimate Resolution - The Path to Complete Petrochemical Characterisation?


The demands on the analyst from the petrochemical industry continue to focus on the quest for detailed characterisation of feedstocks, intermediates and final products across the value chain in order to reduce costs and maximise productivity and ultimately profitability. In recent years there a has been a number of developments in mass spectrometry and separation science instrumentation and software which has allowed laboratory analysts to routinely access capabilities which only a few years ago were the domain of the academic in their research laboratories. This conference will provide an overview of how these recent developments can be applied across the petrochemical industry to add value to the business.
Room Day Time Title Speaker Company Topic
Session 1 : New Developments in Mass Spectrometry for Petrochemical applications (Chair Person : Frank David, Research Institute of Chromatography)
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 10:05-10:25 Comprehensive analysis of the chemical signature of complex petrochemical mixtures: Thermal analysis coupled to photo ionization mass spectrometry and gas chromatography-high resolution-mass spectrometry Prof Ralf Zimmermann Helmholtz Zentrum Munchen and Univerity of Rostock Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 10:25-10:45 A more detailed understanding of petroleum using ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry Dr Mark P. Barrow University of Warwick Analytical Techniques
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 10:45-11:05 Novel Technologies for Petroleum Analyses Dr Eleanor Riches Waters Corporation Analytical Techniques
COFFEE BREAK (11:05 - 11:30)
Session 2 : Hyphenated Techniques for Petrochemical analysis (Chair Person : Frank David, Research Institute of Chromatography)
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 11:35-11:55 Solving Problems with Hyphenation Mr Tom Lynch BP Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 11:55-12:15 Supercritical Fluid Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry and Petrochemistry - A Perfect Marriage Dr John Langley University of Southampton Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 12:15-12:35 Hyphenation based on High-Performance Thin-Layer Chromatography (HPTLC) for analyzing petroleum-derived products Dr Vicente L. Cebolla CSIC, Instituto de Carboquimica Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
LUNCH (12:35 - 1:45)
ASTM Panel Session Thursday 19th November 1:45-2:15 ASTM International Development Process and Case Studies Dr Larry Tucker & Alyson Fick Metrohm USA / ASTM International Standards & Quality Assurance
Session 3 : Getting more from Gas Chromatography.... (or: More Value for Money in Gas Chromatography) (Chair Person : Tom Lynch, BP)
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 2:20-2:45 Chemical fingerprinting of crude oils: Gaining an extra dimension from GCxGC -TOF MS Dr Laura McGregor Markes International Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 2:45-3:05 Intelligent GC Solutions based on Capillary Flow Technology Mr Bart Tienpont Research Institute for Chromatography Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 3:05-3:25 Using Nitrogen instead of Helium as carrier gas, while maintaining exact the same separation efficiency, retention times, peak elution order, without changing the oven temperature conditions. Dr Jaap De Zeeuw Restek Corporation Analytical Techniques:Separation Science
COFFEE BREAK (3:25 - 3:45)
Session 4 : New Novel Detection Technolgies (Chair Person : Tom Lynch, BP)
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 3:50-4:10 A novel fast response, low level gas analyzer system for detection of of SO2 and CO2, based on combined NDIR- and NDUV-technology Prof Gerhard Wiegleb University of Applied Sciences Dortmund Analytical Techniques:Elemental Analysis
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 4:10-4:30 Multimode Plasma Emission Detector Mr Yves Gamache Analytical Flow Products Analytical Techniques
Conference Room A Thursday 19th November 4:30-4:50 Recent Developments in GC-MS for Petrochemical Applications Dr Frank David Research Institute for Chromatography Analytical Techniques:Separation Science




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