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Using buoy-based water quality monitoring to assess impact of gas leak on beluga whales - Case Study

PROJECT BACKGROUND In February 2017, Alaskan drill rig workers flying by helicopter to an offshore platform noticed bubbles surfacing in the Cook Inlet near Nikiski, south of Anchorage. Those bubbles turned out to be a methane leak from an aging ocean-floor pipeline carrying natural gas for the generators that fuel the drilling rigs. The oil and gas company immediately self-r

How has Industry 1.0 to 4.0 influenced particulate emissions and monitoring - Part 4: Industry 4.0

Introduction ENVEA have been at the forefront of environmental monitoring and process control over four decades and with the emergence of the Industrial Internet of Things (Industry 4.0), ENVEA are ...

Our Managing Director, David Frost, discusses the reason behind changes in leak detection

Our Managing Director, David Frost, recently sat down to discuss changes in leak detection technology and new water industry regulations that are driving this change."Pressure on leakage levels coming from UK water industry regulators is creating ...

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Portable Detector

The XP-703D-III Sample draw portable detector has been considered by many as the standard in the Semiconductor industry to locate leaking gas cylinders right off the delivery truck. An upgraded version of the XP-703D, the XP-703D-III provides auto-zeroing, longer battery life and a more compact system that detects most of the main dopant gases used in the Semiconductor industry. Very low ...