1. JISKOOT SAMPLING SYSTEMS

3. 175 Years Continuous History

4. 11 Operating Divisions

5. 50 + Strong Product Brands

6. $ 5 + Billion Annual Revenue

7. 15,500 + Employees

8. 260 + Locations Worldwide

10. High Accuracy Measurement/Control Specialist

11. Global Installed Base

12. Sales & Service

13. 40 +Years Experience

15. Separated

16. Representative

18. Statement of faith

19. Proof of purchase

20. Legal ‘document’

22. HOW SHOULD YOU SAMPLE? Hierarchy of Sampling From Ships Tanks From Shore Tanks By Manifold Samplers By Bespoke Sampling System

23. HOW SHOULD YOU SAMPLE? ACCURATELY ! Volume Analysed is 1 in 300,000,000,000

24. HYDROCARBON SAMPLING STANDARDS Automatic Pipeline Sampling ISO 3171 (1988) API 8.2 (1995) IP 6.2 (1987) ASTM – D4177 A poor quality sampling system will increase measurement uncertainty

26. Value = $ 116,480,000

27. 0.50% Water = $ 582,400

28. 1.25% Water = $ 1,456,000

29. 1.50% Water = $ 1,747,200

30. Difference 1.25% - 1.50% = $ 291,200

32. Oil Price Currently = $ 58.00

33. Uncertainty of Measurement = 0.5%

34. Uncertain Barrels of Oil = 575,000

36. Representative Sampling of the Batch

37. Sample Handling & Mixing

40. Pumps, Valves, Elbows, T's etc.

41. Mixers

42. Static

43. Variable Static

44. Dynamic (Power)

47. Samples Must Be Taken Flow Proportionally

48. Repeatable Sample Size

49. High Frequency Samples

52. Droplet size/takeoff size = 0.1 (standards)

53. In line probes

54. Bypass (fast loop) probes

56. Positive Displacement Action

57. Grab Size (1ml)

58. Repeatable ±2%

59. Irrespective Of Changes In Viscosity, Pressure Or Density

60. Speed of operation

61. To Take 10-15 Litres Of Sample (As Required By Standards)

62. Sample Grab Rate > 60-120 gpm (Grabs Per Minute)

64. Required By Standards

65. Weighing & Feedback Systems

67. Constant Pressure Receivers

68. Considerations In Selection

69. Pressure

70. Portability

71. Analysis Requirements

72. Volume Required

73. Type Of Analysis

74. Homogeneity

76. Sub-Sampling

77. Analysis Methods

78. Water

79. Density

80. Sediment

81. Vapour Pressure

83. Representative Sampling of the Batch

84. Sample Handling & Mixing

85. Laboratory AnalysisDo All The Steps Right Or Don't Bother !

87. Power Mixing Is The Only Option

88. Static Mixer Won’t Meet Standards

89. Static Mixer Needs 1 Bar – only 3 Bar Available

90. Sampling

91. In-Line System

92. Uncertainty = 0.118%

93. CoJetix Mixing & Sampling System

96. Installed Without Depressurising/Draining

97. Mixing Energy Added To Flow Rather Than Derived From It

98. No Pressure Drop

99. Removable For Pigging

101. Pitot entry for minimum disruption to flow

102. Housing

103. Receiver change system

104. Pressure relief system

105. Optional purging

106. Flow meter input

107. Flow proportional sampling

108. Controller

109. Performance factor

110. ReportsSample probe Flow proportional controller Sample grab discharge Sample receivers

111. CoJetix™ Sampling System Flow Meter Mixing Nozzle Take-off Quill Printer / SCADA Automatic Sampler Flow proportional controller Sample receivers Jet Mix Pump

113. JetMix takeoff ‘quill’ and mixing nozzle

114. Magnetically coupled pump (sized to maintain mixing in loop)

115. Housing

116. Cell sampler

117. Receivers

118. Weighing system

119. Receiver change system

120. Flow meter

123. Droplet Size/Takeoff Size = 0.1Which is Potentially More Accurate ?

125. More components

126. Can incorporate

127. Densitometers

128. Water Monitors

129. Convenient location

130. Minimal retained volumes

131. Cheaper to maintain

132. Only needs 3 tappings to install

133. More accurate

134. More rapid Return On Investment

135. In-Line

136. Less components

137. Install as close to the pipe as possible

138. High retained volume

139. Contamination possibility

140. Harder to maintain

141. Needs 4 tappings to install

143. Over 60% of world crude oil is valued on the basis ofJiskoot equipment

144. Installed base of over 2500 systems

146. Project Team

147. Project Phases

148. Design & drawing

149. P&I, GA, Project Schedule and FPCC Approval

150. Procurement

151. Detailed Design and Engineering

152. Manufacturing drawings

153. Manufacture & Testing

154. Installation, Training & SupportPerformance guarantee to fully comply with standards

155. QUESTIONS ? THANK YOU