Sample Receivers and Laboratory Mixing Unit

• Fixed receivers – permanently piped to the sampling system, with drain to the laboratory or slops.
• Portable receivers – with quick-connect couplings, carried to the laboratory for mixing and sub-sampling.
• Internal mixing loop receivers – homogenisation inside the receiver before the sub-sample is drawn.
• External mixing loop receivers – pump loop with nozzle connected for mixing at the laboratory.
• Floating-piston receivers – for pressurised liquids that must stay above their bubble point.
• Laboratory mixing unit – pump loop or mechanical mixer, with adapters for Tech Inc. and third-party receivers.

• Representative sub-sample – re-homogenisation disperses water and sediment that settle in transit.
• Monitored filling – level indication and weigh scales show how the receiver is filling.
• No loss of light ends – floating-piston receivers keep pressurised liquids in a single phase.
• Works with what you have – adapters let the mixing unit serve third-party receivers.
• Clean, safe handling – quick-connect couplings and drain connections.
• Pressure-rated construction – SS 316L receivers designed to ASME Section VIII or PED as required.

Volumes: typically 5 to 50 L; larger on request | Materials: SS 316L | Design: ASME Section VIII or PED as required | Mixing: pump loop with nozzle, or mechanical mixer

Sample handling and mixing to API MPMS Chapter 8.3 and ISO 3171.

• Designed in Canada, built in India – engineering from Vaughan, Canada and manufacturing in Chennai, India give you international design quality with competitive pricing and lead times.
• Built to your specification – we engineer to your P&ID, data sheets and company standards, and submit GA drawings and 3D models for approval before fabrication starts.
• Proven in demanding service – our high-pressure Inconel 625 sampling stations have been supplied in series to Saudi Aramco refineries, and our lab, pilot and skid systems are used by national laboratories, universities and industrial R&D teams.
• Traceable quality – PMI, dye-penetrant and hydrostatic testing as specified, EN 10204 3.1 material certificates, and NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 materials for sour service.
• Witnessed FAT and full documentation – factory acceptance testing with you or your third-party inspector, and a complete documentation dossier with every unit.
• One point of responsibility – engineering, fabrication, testing, installation support, commissioning, operator training and spares from one supplier.
• For this product: receivers and laboratory mixing engineered together to API MPMS Chapter 8.3 and ISO 3171, so the laboratory sub-sample represents the batch.

Engineering to your P&ID, data sheets and company standards; drawings submitted for approval before manufacture; factory acceptance testing (FAT) with client or third-party inspection; export packing and full documentation dossier; installation support, commissioning, SAT and operator training; spares and after-sales support worldwide.