Leak Detection System Articles on Environmental XPRT

Leakwise Gas Station Leak Detection System

This article discusses the benefits of installing a Leakwise Gas Station Leak Detection Systems (GSLDS) for monitoring and detecting leaks in an underground storage ...

Aug. 2, 2010

By GE Analytical Instruments

GPS Verification for Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR)

Pen and paper, as well as barcode scanners with handheld computers, have been used in the past to record locations and times for each inspection, but that information can be easily falsified. Many companies face the critical problem of not being able to verify and prove that data was taken correctly and accurately by field technicians. Audits have revealed false numbers that were recorded in ...

Oct. 6, 2010

By InspectionLogic Corporation

Refrigerant leak detection is heavily regulated by government agencies

Refrigerant leak monitoring in refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) systems and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC-R) equipment is very challenging, even for the most skilled HVAC-R technician. The leak could be well concealed from view in tubing, a system component, or in an operating or safety control component. With the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) laws documented ...

Apr. 28, 2008

By Verisae

Leak detection in semiconductor fab gas processes

Problem Statement Often times in semiconductor fabs moisture levels are monitored to ensure that products aren’t damaged by excess moisture in the process. If there are above normal levels of moisture, pinpointing the source of that moisture can be difficult. The moisture could be evolving from impurities in gas tanks or leaks in the sampling lines. One way to avoid downtime ...

May 1, 2013

By CIC Photonics, Inc.

Calculating the cost savings for refrigerant gas leak detection

The real benefits of refrigerant gas leak detection Following on from the last article, we feel that it’s natural to then discuss some of the practical reasons (cost savings) that will encourage the industry to take action and reduce their F-Gas emissions. Who requires refrigerant leak detection under the F-Gas proposals? There are a ...

Jan. 31, 2013

By a1-cbiss

Case study - Dallas Water Utilities - Leak Detection

Service: Sahara Leak Detection Client: Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) Department of Public Works Type of Pipeline: Raw Water Transmission Main Diameter: 108-inch Pipe Material: PCCP Length: 7.3 miles The City of Dallas Water Utilities (DALW) currently draws its raw water from six sources: the Elm Fork of the Trinity River and Lakes Ray Roberts, Lewisville, Grapevine, Ray ...

Dec. 1, 2014

By Pure Technologies

Detect Leaks and Analyze Water Consumption with WaterSignal

Did you know it will cost an estimated $1 trillion over the next 25 years to upgrade the nation’s water system to run more efficiently? While part of the problem is fragile, hundred-year-old water mains, it also falls on property owners to ensure they are doing their part to save water — for both the environment and their wallets. But how? ...

Jun. 2, 2017

By WaterSignal

Leak detection by inverse transient analysis in an experimental PVC pipe system

Leakage reduction in water supply systems and distribution networks has been an increasingly important issue in the water industry since leaks and ruptures result in major physical and economic losses. Hydraulic transient solvers can be used in the system operational diagnosis, namely for leak detection purposes, due to their capability to describe the dynamic behaviour of the systems and to ...

Apr. 1, 2011

By IWA Publishing

Leak detection by inverse transient analysis in an experimental PVC pipe system

Leakage reduction in water supply systems and distribution networks has been an increasingly important issue in the water industry since leaks and ruptures result in major physical and economic losses. Hydraulic transient solvers can be used in the system operational diagnosis, namely for leak detection purposes, due to their capability to describe the dynamic behaviour of the systems and to ...

Feb. 15, 2011

By IWA Publishing

Seek the Leak

Federal regulations (with stiff penalties) govern how to deal with refrigerant emissions. Of course, installing a good facility refrigerant management plan can keep your organization ...

Feb. 1, 2000

By IHS Markit

Refrigerant leak detection is regulated by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Refrigerant leak detection is a difficult task in some heating ventilation and air conditioning systems or refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Sometimes the most experienced technicians find difficulty discovering a leak, which may be hidden in a system component, in tubing or in an operating or safety control switch. Refrigerant leak detection is a hot topic, following the recently ...

Apr. 30, 2009

By Verisae

7 Factors to Help Maintain a Healthy Gas Leak Detection Programme

We’ve put together seven important factors that are worth considering before, during and after use of gas leak detection equipment. Whether investing in refrigerant gas leak detection equipment as part of compliance for the F-Gas Regulations or for one of the other many benefits that gas leak detection offers, it is important to be aware of the key factors that can be put in place to help ...

Sep. 26, 2014

By a1-cbiss

Gas Detection and Monitoring Systems

In greenhouse applications, the accurate measurement of a number of environmental parameters such as carbon dioxide concentration, temperature, light intensity, water, humidity, pH and nutrient levels using sophisticated sensors is used to create a controlled environment for optimising plant growth rates while minimising energy usage. Carbon dioxide concentration is also one of the best ...

Feb. 11, 2016

By Edinburgh Instruments Ltd

Birmingham Water Works Board Leak Detection Program case study

Service: SoundPrint AFO Client: Baltimore City Project Date: 2012 Location: Baltimore, MD Type of Pipeline: Water Transmission Main Diameter: 54-inch (1350mm) Pipe Material: PCCP ...

Nov. 18, 2014

By Pure Technologies

Continuous Oxygen Monitor Detects Leaks in Nitrogen Dewar Storage

Extremely low maintenance oxygen (O2) monitor designed to continuously monitor confined spaces for low oxygen levels available from PureAire Oxygen Monitors. PureAire Oxygen Monitor is suitable in all environments containing nitrogen, helium, argon, or any cryogenic gases. PureAire is unaffected by temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, or any environmental changes. The instrument displays ...

Aug. 28, 2011

By PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc

Early Ethylene Glycol Leak Detection in Power Plant Steam Condensate Is Essential

Fossil fuel and nuclear power plants use heat exchangers to condense process steam back into liquid form. A heat exchanger works by transferring heat from one medium (steam) to another medium (air, water, or ethylene glycol). Many newer, closed cooling water system, power plants use ethylene glycol use ethylene glycol (C2 H6 O2 ) as a heat transfer fluid because of its high-heat transfer ...

Jun. 25, 2015

By GE Analytical Instruments

Locating Leaks for Cooling Water Systems

This article illustrates how to locate leaks on cooling water systems in loud, industrial environments like Nuclear or Coal power generating plants without digging or putting anything inside the pipeline. Infrared-Energy Pattern Analysis (IR-EPA) works on all pipeline sizes and all pipeline materials because it identifies the water outside the pipeline instead of listening for leak noises ...

Mar. 9, 2016

By EnTech Engineering, Inc

GE Leakwise Application Notes: Monitoring and Leak Detection for a Hydrocarbon Pipeline

Hydrocarbon Pipeline • Pipeline Leak Detection • Pumping Station Monitoring • ...

Jan. 1, 2005

By GE Analytical Instruments

Counting the Drops: Leak Detection and Auditing Methods for Property Managers

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Mar. 14, 2017

By WaterSignal

GE Leakwise Application Notes: Leak Detection by Groundwater Monitoring

Risks of Groundwater Contamination Hydrocarbon leakage, from Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and from the bottoms of above ground tanks, can seep into the groundwater, where it forms a floating oil sheen, or a thick oil layer. This layer, if left undetected, ...

Jan. 1, 2005

By GE Analytical Instruments

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