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By Gardner Denver Thomas GmbH based in Fürstenfeldbruck, GERMANY.

Gas Detection Solutions for Pipeline Leak Detection

Natural gas pipeline owners require improved routine monitoring of pipelines for safety, economic and regulatory reasons. Leaking natural gas can cause explosions leading to loss of life and property. Loss of product through undetected leaks dramatically reduces a pipeline operator’s profitability.

By Boreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA).

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VOCs gas leak detection

An oil refinery or petroleum refinery is an industrial process plant where crude oil is processed and refined into more useful petroleum products, such as naphtha, gasoline, diesel fuel, asphalt base, heating oil, kerosene, etc,. Oil refineries are typically large, sprawling industrial complexes with extensive piping running throughout, carrying streams of fluids between large chemical processing units. The refining process releases a number of different chemicals into the atmosphere mostly Hydrocarbons which cause severe health and safety hazards. Opgal`s EyeCGas Thermal Imager can detect the leaking gases from a distance and help reducing the threat

By Opgal Optronic Industries Ltd. based in Karmiel, ISRAEL.

Leak Detection for Gas Pipelines

GasFinderFC can be configured with a customized probe and GPS system, and mounted in a vehicle or helicopter, to enable rapid, unambiguous detection and quantification of pipeline leaks.

By Boreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA).

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Laser gas detection for research

Axetris laser gas detection OEM modules are used in a variety of research applications: Climate Change Research, Environmental Research.

By Axetris Ag based in Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND.

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Methane gas leak detection

Methane emissions from oil and natural gas systems is primarily the result of normal operations or system disruptions. These hazardous emissions can be cost-effectively reduced by upgrading technologies or equipment, and by improving operations. However, in order to do so, one must be able to detect and identify the existence of a fugitive gas leak. Opgal`s EyeC Gas Thermal Imager for gas leak detection, is one of the most advanced cameras used to detect leaks. Thus, it becomes a required tool in mitigating and reducing fugitive emissions of methane gas.

By Opgal Optronic Industries Ltd. based in Karmiel, ISRAEL.

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Gas Leak Detection for the Gas Industry

Sewerin gas detection instruments are used to identify and quantify gas leaks in natural gas distribution networks. Designed to be intuitive to use for many different tasks in the gas utility industry the infrared sensors ensure accuracy and sensitivity. Our equipment is used in many countries by all the world`s major gas supply companies.

By Hermann Sewerin GmbH based in Gütersloh, GERMANY.

Gas Detection Solutions for Sour Gas

The sour (H2S) content of hydrocarbon fields worldwide is increasing, and many natural gas fields have very high H2S – sometimes in excess of 50%. H2S is extremely dangerous because, although people can smell it at low levels (about 5 ppb) it does not smell much worse at the exposure limit value of 10 ppm or at potentially fatal levels in excess of 100 ppm. Therefore smell is an unreliable means of determining dangerous levels. Existing H2S point sensors are maintenance intensive, slow to respond and provide limited coverage. Most H2S sensors do not work reliably in hot or cold weather, or in humid marine environments.

By Boreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA).

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Gas Detection and Analysis Equipment for Oil and Gas Industry

The Oil & Gas segment is the biggest market for gas detection and analysis equipment. It is common to describe this industry based on the product flow, from “Upstream” exploration and extraction location toward a “Downstream” flow, which end up at the end user home or business. Throughout the Oil and Gas industry, leaks are a real concern.

By Opgal Optronic Industries Ltd. based in Karmiel, ISRAEL.

Gas detection analyzers for semiconductor industry

Semiconductor manufacturing facilities employ a number of hazardous gases in their production processes. Whenever these gases are stored, distributed or used in manufacturing processes, there exists the potential for a hazardous condition. The primary hazards associated with these gases include fire, explosion, and contamination resulting in product loss or unscheduled preventative maintenance. These gases must be continuously monitored to ensure the health and safety of employees, to protect property, as well as to maintain regulatory compliance. Continuous gas monitoring in semiconductor facilities is a requirement of local and state regulations.

By Control Instruments Corporation based in Fairfield, NEW JERSEY (USA).

Laser detection solutions for pipeline leak detection

Unwanted liquid hydrocarbon releases from oil refineries and pipelines, as well as transportation facilities are critical infrastructure integrity/safety and environmental health concerns. Real-time sensing of these releases has to deal with complex natural and anthropogenic targets usually containing a multitude of substances producing overlapping signals. Using Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF), LDI LiDARs are able to deal with these complex environmental factors and still detect and quantify unwanted releases remotely and in real-time mode.

By Laser Diagnostic Instruments AS based in Tallinn, ESTONIA.

Gas detection for the oil and gas industry

Supported by the global reach of its mature and dedicated distributor network, Crowcon has an enviable track record in the oil and gas industries. Read on to learn more about the applications, challenges and gas detection solutions typically seen in this demanding industry, or learn about how Crowcon recently helped Indian company Cairn Energy at their Mangala oil and gas processing facility.

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company based in Milton Park, UNITED KINGDOM.

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Laser gas detection for process control

Axetris laser gas detection OEM modules are used in a variety of process control applications: Agriculture, Industrial Process Control, Selective Catalytic Reduction.

By Axetris Ag based in Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND.

Gas detection analyzers for processing ovens & dryers

Many industries are involved in coating products with solvent-borne materials and then employing ovens or dryers to remove the solvents from the finished product. The key hazard is an explosion from the build up of solvent vapors in the oven or dryer atmosphere. This buildup could occur by a malfunction in the production process such as: a sudden or improper amount of coating, a change in ventilation controls or excessive speed. In any of these cases, the concentration of flammable vapor has an opportunity to rise above safe levels, creating a potentially explosive mixture of vapor in air.

By Control Instruments Corporation based in Fairfield, NEW JERSEY (USA).

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By MRU Instruments, Inc. based in Houston, TEXAS (USA).

Gas Detection Solutions for Aluminium

Primary aluminium smelting generates large amounts of hydrogen fluoride gas (HF). Worker safety and ambient air quality concerns require that HF be monitored at several locations in smelters. Traditionally, a variety of chemical sampling methods have been used for HF monitoring in and around smelters. However, these methods are labour intensive and require ongoing maintenance and consumables. During the past decade, laser based HF analyzers have been replacing the traditional methods. Laser analyzers are compact, robust and reliable and provide accurate HF data. Fast response times that enable easy correlation of high HF emissions with work practices.

By Boreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA).

Gas detection for the steel industry

Regarded by many as providing the backbone to modern society, the steel industry is one which continues to evolve. Whether it is geographic shifts in demand or production, or challenges brought by energy or raw material costs, companies continue to develop their processes and facilities to meet them. Alongside these changes companies have also realised the requirement to minimise downtime due to unplanned maintenance and protect workers from exposure to toxic or flammable gas hazards.

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company based in Milton Park, UNITED KINGDOM.

Gas detection for the water industry

Frequently regarded as a simple commodity, water is a vital element of day-to-day life, both for personal health and to industrial and commercial users. Over its 40 year history Crowcon is therefore proud to have provided a wide variety of water industry users with gas detection equipment.

By Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company based in Milton Park, UNITED KINGDOM.

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Laser gas detection for medical sector

Axetris laser gas detection OEM modules are used in a variety of medical applications: Breath Analysis.

By Axetris Ag based in Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND.

Gas Detection

Gas Detection is our core business, whether portable, colormetric, fixed systems or Hazmat. We do more than get you the equipment you need--we also help you select it, calibrate it, service it and maintain it. Our technicians, our sales reps and top management can speak with authority on the capabilities of our equipment and match it to your specific application. And we are the champions of the one-of-a-kind solution, because we have the know-how and the right tools.

By Argus-Hazco based in Chesterfield, MICHIGAN (USA).

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