open path Applications

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  Single Gas Monitoring - Open Path Monitoring

  Application: measurements of single gas species through a fixed open air sample path. Example: HF leak detection in refinery HF Alkylation units.

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

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  Open path ambient air quality monitoring

  Cerex Multi-Gas Open Path Analyzers are available in both FTIR and UVDOAS technologies to meet specific requirements for perimeter ambient air quality monitoring, leak detection, fugitive emissions monitoring and ambient air quality monitoring.

  By Cerex Monitoring Solutions, LLC. based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA).

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  Simultaneous Air Monitoring over Multiple Fixed Sample Paths

  Application: Simultaneous monitoring over multiple fixed sample paths either in-situ, extractive, or open path. Example: HF scrubber inlet, outlet, and stack monitoring in primary aluminum smelter.

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

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  Perimeter Ambient Air Monitoring

  Cerex Multi-Gas Open Path Analyzers are available in both FTIR and UVDOAS technologies to meet specific requirements for perimeter ambient air quality monitoring, leak detection, fugitive emissions monitoring and ambient air quality monitoring. Cerex multi-gas analyzers offer significant advantages over single gas analyzer arrays, electro-chemical sensor arrays and time integrated air sampling hardware

  By Cerex Monitoring Solutions, LLC. based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA).

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  Emissions Monitoring for Cars

  GasFinderFC can be configured to monitor CO and CO2 simultaneously, and combined with the short open path probe, can be set up across roads to monitor instantaneous emissions of these gases from vehicles passing through the beam. Gross polluters can be identified and their number plates photographed.

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

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  Portable Leak Detection

  GasFinder2 can be used as a portable open path gas sensor to survey a large site relatively quickly. Areas of elevated gas concentration can be bracketed using shorter path lengths in order to locate leaking valves, flanges or fittings.

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

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  Fence-Line Monitoring of Fugitive Emissions

  The Opsis open path monitoring system is an excellent tool for monitoring air quality, fugitive emissions and gas leaks at industrial sites. By arranging monitoring paths strategically at locations outside the borderline of an industrial area, fugitive emissions and gas leaks will effectively be detected. By combining the measured gas data with meteorological parameters information such as where the pollution sources are located and the strength of the emissions can be calculated, using the EnviMan software.

  By Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN.

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  Gas Detection Solutions for GHG Monitoring

  Most sources of fugitive emissions are from multiple points rather than single point sources. So, open path area or perimeter monitoring provides more meaningful fugitive emissions data than an array of point sensors or a program of grab sampling. Point measurements may underestimate emissions because of missing locations with high gas concentrations, or conversely overestimate because they are located in areas of high concentrations. Grab sampling programs typically check only a small percentage of potential leak locations and extrapolate results to an entire facility. Wide margins of uncertainty are associated with such extrapolations. Open path monitoring provides continuously updated, real-time, integrated emissions across a facility boundary.This provides a complete picture of the fugitive emissions across that boundary,enabling identification of specific operations and times that give rise to higher emissions, and so enabling these emissions to be properly managed and controlled.

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

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  Data analysis and visualization tools for groundwater modeling

  Groundwater and Solute Transport modeling is a sub discipline of environmental sciences with unique needs. Modeling has long utilized 3D simulations, but the ability to visualize the results has lagged far behind the simulation technology. EVS-PRO and MVS have long offered professional level presentation tools worthy of the current state-of-the-art in modeling, and EnterVol now opens that door to GIS professionals around the world. Visualization of groundwater and solute transport modeling results can be performed from third party modeling systems such as USGS MODFLOW, MT3D, GMS©, Groundwater Vistas and Visual MODFLOW© using C Tech’s tools to convert these modeling outputs into EFF format. In conjunction with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and IT Group, C Tech performed the visualization and animation of the output from a Groundwater Vistas MODFLOW and MT3D99 simulation of a large industrial complex in the central valley area of California.  This site exhibits highly channelized flow which is evidenced by the flow paths. Note that flow in the lower aquifer crosses underneath the upper channels at about 30 degrees!

  By C Tech Development Corporation based in Las Vegas, NEVADA (USA).