Solve online analyzer time delays by improving sampling system design

is a senior researcher for the Research and Development Center of SCG Chemicals, Co. Ltd. in Thailand. He is now a group leader for the advanced catalytic process research team. He has authored more than 30 international papers and one book chapter in the fields of heterogeneous catalyst and catalytic processes, and has invented several patents in these fields. One of his developed technologies has been implemented on a commercial scale, and three are now at pilot scale. His expertise also includes laboratory and pilot-scale reactor design and scale-up, and also a design of reaction online analysis with sampling loop systems. He obtained his BE degree (1st ranking in class) in chemical engineering from King Mongkut’s University of Technology in Thonburi, Thailand, and also a PhD degree in chemical engineering from a joint program between Chulalongkorn University in Thailand and the University of California–Davis, in the US.

Professor Wiwut Tanthapanichakoon is a full-time Technology Adviser at the SCG Chemicals Co. Ltd. Process Technology Center in Thailand, and Emeritus Professor of the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan, and at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand. Dr. Tanthapanichakoon has 40 yr of teaching and research experience in heat and mass transfer operations, particle technology, aerosol engineering, and process analysis and simulation. He was the founding Executive Director of the National Nanotechnology Center at the National Science and Technology Development Agency in Thailand. He holds a BEng (ChE) degree from Kyoto University in Japan, and a PhD (ChE) from The University of Texas at Austin.