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Ensuring refined fuels and lubricants stay on spec is critical— and direct in-line measurement provides the confidence needed to maintain control throughout production. This webinar explores how a Process Raman Analyzer enables true direct in-line measurement of refined fuels and related products, including diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, and lubricants.
We’ll share real-world examples of monitoring essential properties such as API gravity, RON, RVP, cetane, and flash point—all aligned with ASTM methods. Unlike other technologies, Process Raman requires no sample conditioning system and eliminates consumables or carrier gases, reducing complexity and costs while delivering continuous, non-destructive analysis.
With its small footprint and hazardous-location rating, Process Raman integrates seamlessly into production environments—providing operators with peace of mind through reliable, uninterrupted monitoring and immediate detection of deviations. The result: tighter process control, consistent product quality, and lower operating costs.
This webinar is designed for professionals in the oil & gas industry looking for hassle-free and reliable in-line fuel quality analysis, including:
Join to learn how Process Raman gives refiners and producers the confidence to trust their in-line measurements and keep operations running smoothly.
At Thermo Fisher Scientific, Janam Pandya, PhD serves as a Product Manager focused on implementing process Raman spectroscopy as a Process Analytical Technology (PAT) tool across industries. He is a scientist and spectroscopist with ten years of academic and industry experience, and earned his PhD in Food Science from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where his research centered on developing novel analytical methods using advanced Raman spectroscopic techniques.
Tom Dearing received his PhD in Chemometrics from the University of Hull in England, focusing on reaction monitoring utilizing spectroscopy and modeling. Throughout his career, he has held various chemometric positions, all aimed at enhancing decision-making processes through measurements and modeling techniques. In 2022, Tom assumed the role of Director of Chemometrics at MarqMetrix. MarqMetrix became part of Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2023.