Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR)

Articles & Whitepapers

Optical Gas Imaging Sensitivity Study

INTRODUCTION The traditional method 21-based Leak detection and repair (LDAR) program quantifies leaks in volumetric concentration units (ppm v). Leak detection with optical gas imaging (OGI) technology was initially considered as a non-quantifying technology, however recently capabilities of detecting leak’s mass flow rate were introduced using OGI technology. One of ...

The Global Oil and Gas Methane Emission Debate – The OGI Angle

In early 2016, the US Environmental Protection Association (EPA) published the QuadOa regulations, designed to reduce the level of greenhouse gases (GHG) released into the atmosphere by the oil ...

OGI Market and Uses

Environmental & Economic

H&S Operational Efficiency: Fugitive emissions

News

phx42 probe testing adapter now available

The Probe Testing Adapter was designed to help you identify the root cause of filter related errors such as: How to use the Probe Testing Adapter When a filter error is not resolved by following the on-screen prompts: Remove ...

LDAR probe contest produces first class phx42 probe carrying ideas

Gas Emission Monitoring at Tank Farms and Terminals

New Partner for EyeCGas In North America

Utilis Undertakes Pilot Program of their Satellite Leak Detection Solution in San Diego

Equipment & Solutions

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Compact Optical Gas Imaging Camera

EyeCGas Mini is the world’s most compact and simple to operate leak detection infrared camera. This uncooled OGI camera offers multiple models which can detect Methane, SF6, Ammonia, R134 and more. With features such as wireless communication, data streaming, Image fusion, thermography, video & audio recordings. The EyeCGas Mini will revolutionize the way inspections are held.