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Consulting Service for online Near InfraRed analyzers

  • April 21, 2010
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Summary

April 21, 2010 - With a long history in the refining and petrochemicals business, Topnir Systems is the leader in the field of online Near InfraRed (NIR) analyzers. With Topnir you have the ability to monitor multiple hydrocarbon streams in less than one minute using a single online system. Topnir offers application development centered on gasoline and diesel blending, as well as FCC, Crude Distillation Unit (CDU), Reformer and Ethylene plant feed and products characterization. In 1989, Topnir was the first world wide to implement an online application designed to measure and control octane number for gasoline production, as well as first NIR on-line application worldwide on Ethylene Plant Naphtha feed (1986) and Crude Oil (1991).Topnir now offers consulting services including Audit of existing blending, logistics facilities and laboratory practices for commercial products certification, NIR Master Plan to help you in choosing priority in NIR application investment, Economical feasibility studies for NIR applications to ensure your getting the most for your money, FEED and PM services. Leveraging many years of practical experience in process plants, TOPNIR SYSTEMS has the ability to provide consulting services to help you Optimize crude logistics and CDU scheduling, Gasoline and Middle Distillates pools, In-line certification of commercial petroleum products, Re-engineering of products Quality Assurance and laboratory work flows as well as Advanced Process Control. Through a series of agreements with the leaders in the industry including Refinery Automation Institute for blending expertise and P+I for economic studies plus the partnerships with senior experts from the Oil industry as well as from Engineering Companies we are proud to offer a complete solution to our existing and new customers. Learn More

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