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Previous Webinar Recordings
Grab Sample Systems
Grab Sample Systems - Lead by Swagelok's Matt Dixon, Senior Principal Design Engineer, Karim Mahraz, Analytical Product Manager, & Eric Kvarda, Principal Design Engineer
Topics Covered:
- Grab sampling vs online analyzers
- Why grab sampling?
- Basic design principles
- Sample container selection
- Standard designs
- Grab sampling certification program
Seal Support Systems
Seal Support Systems - Lead by Sean Hunsicker, Chem & Refining Market Manager at Swagelok
Topics Covered:
- Swagelok's involvement with API 682 4th Edition and building seal panels
- Optimizing flush plans using new components
- Diagnostic options for flush plans
- Best practices for safety improvement
- Case study – replacing pipe systems with tubing on pipeline applications
Hose Selection and Troubleshooting
Hose Selection and Troubleshooting - Lead by Swagelok's Doug Nordstrom, Senior Product Manager for Hose
Topics Covered:
- Background on hose types
- Proper routing and anticipating hose motion
- Beware of static dissipation
- Permeation differences in hose types
- Metal hose fatigue
Regulator Performance and Selection
Regulator Performance and Selection - Lead by Swagelok's Jon Kestner, Field Engineering Supervisor
Topics Covered:
- Regulator Operation
- Pressure reducing vs Back-pressure regulation
- Balance of forces
- Control, loading and sensing elements
- Regulator Performance
- Lock-up
- Droop
- Choked flow
- Regulator Performance Effects
- Creep
- Supply Pressure Effect
- Venting