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Office Hours: Lab and Process Titration for the Petrochemical Industry

61 min

en

// Petrochemicals & renewable fuels

Watch Brett Lane and Eduardo Simões from Metrohm USA and Kris Kohl, Lead Technical Support Engineer at Baker Hughes, for office hours focused on lab-to-process titration in the petrochemical industry. Drawing on real-world field experience, these experts will walk through three high‑impact applications: crude overhead water analysis (ammonia, chloride, and iron), mercaptan measurement, and total acid and base number (TAN/TBN). You will see how lab methods translate into a continuous process analyzer and what that means for your accuracy, repeatability, data traceability, and ROI across lab, process, and plant operations.

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Key learning points

  • Understand the distinct and complementary roles of lab and process titration
  • See how key titration applications translate from lab to process in petrochemical operations
  • Learn how automaton improves accuracy, repeatability, and data traceability
  • Explore the ROI of process titration through real-world field experience from Baker Hughes
  • Identify which applications in your own operation could benefit from extending lab methods into the process