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: Sampling System Tech Talk

Sampling System Case Study Sharing

Swagelok Tech Talk Series: Sampling System for On-line Analyzer

Episode 1 — Lag Time (Time Delay)

If your on-line analyzer reads "late," you're deciding on data that has already passed.

In an analyzer sampling system, the value your analyzer reports reflect the process condition from lag time (time delay). The longer the delay, the greater the impact on process control, product quality, and safety. In this focused 2-hour session, we break down where lag time comes from, how to calculate it, and how to design a system that delivers a timely, representative sample.


Scope — What You'll Learn

  • What Lag Time / Time Delay is, and why it matters to on-line analyzer accuracy and process control
  • Sources of time delay in a sampling system: transport line, sample conditioning components, dead volume / dead legs, and analyzer response time
  • How to calculate time delay — the effect of tubing ID, length, flow rate, pressure, and sample phase (gas / liquid)
  • Design techniques to reduce lag time: fast loop / bypass loop, tubing sizing, and minimizing dead volume
  • A live demonstration and real-world case example

Schedule

Thursday, 29 October 2026 | 13:30 – 15:30 | Venue: Swagelok Custom Solutions (Rayong)

Location: Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Q2uZ9ToYWntQ8mnN9

Speaker: Thanitpong Metakornthanyapuk, Regional Field Engineer

Time

Session

13:15 – 13:30

Registration

13:30 – 13:40

Opening & Introduction to the Tech Talk Series

13:40 – 14:20

Fundamentals of Lag Time / Time Delay — definition, importance, and sources of delay

14:20 – 15:10

Calculating Time Delay & Design Techniques to Reduce It (Fast Loop, Tubing Sizing, Dead Volume)

15:10 – 15:20

Case Study

15:20 – 15:30

Q&A + Wrap-up

Who should attend:

Engineers and professionals involved in Process Analyzers, Analyzer Sampling Systems, Process Control, and Instrumentation who want to gain a deeper understanding of sampling system performance and learn how to optimize the system for faster sample transport, reduce time delay, and more representative process measurements.

Register for the Tech Talk with us today!

Limited to only 15 participants.