Sampling products and systems

Company Highlights

• DGI I Doedijns member of Doedijns Group International

• 7 International offices, 450 employees DGI I DOEDIJNS

DGI I SYPACK
DGI I KOPPEN & LETHEM RMF SYSTEMS
UK THE NETHERLANDS

• Over 100 years of experience DGI I LOGAN

USA

DGI I DOEDIJNS
UAE

• Systems, Services & Component Sales

DGI I WILMAX
SINGAPORE

• Engineering, Assembly, Commissioning & Project Management

• Partner for various highly demanding projects

 History in sampling

2002 2013
Doedijns acquired more Doedijns supplied over
sampling products to 200 large sampling
extend their range systems world wide

2006
Specialised production facility
in Assen and implementation
of 3D design tools
1994
Doedijns starts 2009 2017
building Sampling
Development of Doedijns supplied over
products Doedijns Poweriet 250 large sampling
Mixing Systems systems world wide

1994 2017
 Why sampling

• Need for accurate measuring systems

• Buyers of crude oil want good sampling systems

and accurate analysis to determined the product
specification:

- Density

- Total water content

- Contaminants

- Composition and quality

 Why is mixing important?

LOW DENSITY CRUDE OR CONDENSATE

HIGH DENSITY WATER

 Types of sampling

Automatic composite sampling of Virtually all hydrocarbon liquids Dry gas

crude oil products in pipelines and chemicals
 Major customers
System Integrators & Engineering Companies End customers
 Certifications and requirements

Certifications
• IP 6.2 1987
• ISO 3171 1988
• API 8.2 1995 (Re-approved 2000)
• API 8.3 1996 (Re-approved 2000)
• NORSOK I-105
• GOST 2517-85
 6 steps to successful sampling

Correct location of sample

1
collection point

System verification / Conditioning of pipeline

6 2
validation contents

Use of correct analysis Correct collection of the

5 3
method sample

4 Conditioning of sub-sample
 Choice of location

Pipe top
• Correct positioning of sample probe

• Where do we take the Sample? 0,250 0,250

• Close to fiscal transfer point D

0,10
• Not close to bends or pipe wall
Recommended
• Take line-fill into account sampling region

• If possible in vertical lines Pipe bottom

a) Horizontal pipe b) Vertical pipe

 Representative sampling through mixing

C1
Water in top half of pipe
• For water in oil the API/ISO definition is the
“concentration ratio” C1/C2 ratio

• C1/C2 ratio of 0,9 = good dispersion for

representative sampling Water in bottom half of pipe

C2
 Pipeline Mixing Quality

Pipeline Mixing Quality

1,00
• Imperative to know degree of mixing required
0,90

0,80
• Sizing mixing device based on worst case; lowest 0,70

flow, viscosity, density 0,60

C1/C2 Ratio
0,50
STRAIGHT PIPE

• Higher viscosity and density slower drop-out of 0,40

0,30 STATIC MIXER

heavier phases 0,20

JET
0,10

• C1/C2 =0,9 considered good for sampling 0,00

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
Flowrate (m3/hr)
 Sampling test ratings

Rating Measurement deviation

A
Below ± 0,05
(custody transfer)

B Between ± 0,05 and ± 0,10

C Between ± 0,10 and ± 0,15

D Greater than ± 0,15

Table 4. ISO 3171

Sampling test ratings for injected water concentrations of 1 % and above
 Conclusion

• A sampling system is not an add-on piece of

equipment, but a tailored system designed for a
specific application.

• The whole system is greater than the sum of its parts.

This certainly applies to good sampling systems. If
each item receives the necessary attention
representative sampling will be achieved.
 Dynamic pipeline mixing

TUV NEL East Kilbride, UK

 Dynamic pipeline mixing

Location:
TUV NEL East Kilbride, UK

Objective 1.
Determine optimum nozzle design

Objective 2.
Determine required power for optimal mixing in a
horizontal pipeline

Objective 3.
Determine required power for optimal mixing in a vertical
line
Power-JetPower
mixingJet
(0.2
Mixing
m/s)
Fastloop sampling
Sampling products
 References

Client: Bluewater
Project: Nexen FPSO
Location: North Sea

Scope:
• GRP housing
• External pump unit
• Watercut meter
• Dual density meter
• Flushing connections
 References

Client: ODS HOLLAND

Project: 2006 – 2014
Owner: Petrobras

Scope: Over 80 off Inline Sampling

Systems in various size pipelines
Product: Stabilised Crude Oils
Wetted materials: SS316/SS DUPLEX
 References

Owner: Shell Qatar

Project: GTL
Scope: 7 units supplied for various
refined hydrocarbon liquids
• GRP housing
• PR-10 Ltr receivers
 References

Client: Saudi Aramco

Project: Kayan
Scope: Fast-loop Sampling System With
integral receiver mixing system
 References

Project: FPSO Gimboa

Scope:
• GRP housing
• External pump unit
• BS&W meter
• Dual density meters
 References

Client: SAMREF – Mobil & Aramco

Location: Saudi Arabia
Scope: Fast-Loop Gasoline Sampling
System (w/N2 blanketing)
 References

Project: 2011/2012
Owner: SOC IRAQ
Scope: 35 off CPF System in a 10 –
24”Horizontal Pipelines
Product: Stabilised Crude Oils
Wetted materials: CS/SS
 References

Project: GJOA 2007

Owner: STATOIL/Gas de France
Scope: Combined Power-Jet Mixing,
Sampling and Analysis System
2 off Fast-loop System in a 6”/8” vertical
pipeline
Product: Stabilised Crude Oils
Wetted materials: Duplex SS
Tubing: 6MO
 References

Client: Marathon Oil in UK

Project: North Sea Platform
Scope: Combined Power-Jet Mixing with
Fast-Loop Sampling System Condensate
(high watercut)
 References

Client: Marathon Oil

Project: Devenick
Scope: Combined Power-Jet Mixing with
Fast-Loop Sampling System Crude (high
watercut)
 References

Client: ODS HOLLAND

Project: 2013
Owner: TOTAL UK
Scope: 1 off CPF System in a
16”Horizontal Pipeline
Product: Stabilized Crude Oils
Wetted materials: DUPLEX SS Full
redundancy