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Laboratory Analysis in Petrochemical Plants and Refineries
PEFTEC 2015, is the Conference and Exhibition for Companies specialising in analytical technologies in refineries and petroleum and petrochemical plants will take place in Antwerp in November 2015.
PEFTEC brings together an extensive conference and workshop programme on case studies, regulation, standards and analytical techniques with a focussed exhibition of product and service providers.
The need to produce accurate analytical and monitoring data is essential to industry therefore topics and products featured at PEFTEC 2015 will include: laboratory testing and measurement; petrochemical analysis; emissions monitoring in air, water and soil, portable and field sampling; hydrocarbon analysis, reference materials, oil analysis, calibration, regulation and standards.
PEFTEC is being run and organised by International Labmate the publisher of International Labmate, Petro Industry News and International Environmental Technology. Antwerp was chosen as PEFTEC’s location as it is situated in the world’s second largest cluster of petrochemical industry activities and the largest outside of the USA. Exhibition Stands and conference papers are already being reserved and submitted for the 2015 event.
For more information please contact the organisers today on
info@peftec.com
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