McFlow Engineering provides a range of closed-loop sampling systems for liquids and gases, ensuring safe and emission-free sample collection. Our systems are designed to protect personnel and the environment from exposure to hazardous process fluids. This content outlines the key features of our purging and non-purging closed-loop sampling systems.
A closed-loop sampling system, also known as a zero-emission or closed-vent sampling system, allows for the collection of a fluid sample without releasing any of the process fluid or vapors into the atmosphere. The system returns the displaced fluid and any vapors back to the process line, ensuring no emissions occur. This method is critical for sampling hazardous, toxic, or volatile substances.
McFlow Engineering offers both purging and non-purging closed-loop systems to meet specific application needs.
Purging systems are designed to ensure the sample collected is highly representative of the current process fluid by flushing out any stagnant fluid from the sample line before collection.
Non-purging systems are simpler in design and are used when the sample line is kept short, or when the process fluid’s composition is stable over time, making a purge unnecessary.
McFlow Engineering’s closed-loop systems are adaptable for both liquid and gas applications, offering tailored solutions for different fluid types and process conditions.
Our liquid systems are suitable for a wide range of industries, including petrochemical, chemical, and refining. They handle diverse viscosities and temperatures, using a self-sealing septum bottle that prevents leakage and protects the operator from exposure. The system’s design ensures a representative sample is collected with minimal product loss.
Our gas sampling systems are engineered for high-pressure lines and volatile gas streams. They utilize sample cylindersto safely capture a gas sample and return any displaced gas back to the process, ensuring no emissions. These systems are crucial for compliance with environmental regulations and for ensuring the safety of personnel handling flammable or toxic gases.
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