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PETROLEUM, REFINING & ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES CONFERENCE EXHIBITION & SEMINARS
22nd – 23rd MAY 2019 – ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
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PEFTEC 2019, the 3rd international conference and exhibition on laboratory testing and analysis of oil, gas, petrochemicals, chemicals, lubricants, refi nery products and environmental samples, will take place on 22nd and 23rd May at the Rotterdam Ahoy exhibition centre in the Netherlands; a vibrant fresh facility, conveniently situated at the heart of the ARRA cluster (Antwerp-Rotterdam-Rhine-Ruhr Area).
PEFTEC 2019 (
www.peftec.com) is a specialist event focusing on laboratory testing, analysis and monitoring. With a comprehensive programme of conferences, seminars and an international exhibition, it will provide the latest guidance on regulations, methods, standards and technologies for analytical chemists, process scientists, researchers, academics, process operators, regulators, consultants, laboratory personnel and environmental managers.
PEFTEC 2019 has been expanded to include a full Process Analysis Conference, as well as the hugely popular Analytical Conference. The Conferences and a full programme of technical Seminars will provide access to the latest information including case studies and reports on current research. In addition, both conferences will merge at the beginning of the second day for a joint session on ‘Big Data/Big Analysis’.
PEFTEC Analytical Conference (22nd and 23rd May)
The morning session of the fi rst day will focus on the latest developments in mass spec applications and will feature an opening plenary by one of the fathers of Petroleomics and Director of the Future Fuels Institute at Florida State University, Ryan P. Rodgers who will be followed by other leading researchers in this rapidly growing fi eld. The afternoon presentations will cover recent developments in GC and GCxGC applications with a range of detection systems including the barrier ionisation discharge detector, MS and VUV spectroscopy.
The Analytical and Process monitoring conferences will merge at the beginning of the second day to address the hot topic of ‘Big Data and Big Analysis’ with a plenary by Eric Little, the Chief Data Offi cer of Osthus, which will be followed by talks on specifi c applications of data analytics in both the laboratory and process analysis applications. The analytical conference will then continue with talks on the re-emergence of Supercritical Fluid Chromatography as a mainstream analytical technique and the afternoon sessions cover the application of both molecular and atomic spectroscopic techniques for petro industry related analysis.
The PEFTEC Process Monitoring Conference will also run over both days of the event, addressing a wide range of mainly online monitoring issues, whilst also dealing with the issue of Big Data.
PEFTEC Exhibition (22nd and 23rd May)
The new larger Exhibition will provide access to innovation from over 250 world-leading companies, many of which will be providing technical seminars during the event – see
www.peftec.com for details.
The exhibition will offer a fantastic opportunity to not just see the latest technologies, but to discuss them with experts and meet with potential suppliers. This is vitally important because face to face meetings provide an opportunity to build trust, and people that visit exhibitions often remark that they found something they didn’t know they were looking for.
New products and technologies at PEFTEC 2019
Agilent will announce the latest additions to its portfolio of intelligent GC systems which take GC intelligence to a new level. GAS - Global Analyser Solutions provides a fast, robust GC and will announce a new temperature programmable oven for analysing a wide range of components up to C20, as well as an onboard thermal desorption module for ppb/ppt level analysis.
CONFERENCE EXHIBITION & SEMINARS 22nd – 23rd MAY 2019 – ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
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