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Thermal gas detection

Publication details: oct. 2010Description: 1 p. ; 40 In: Petroleum Review 64Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. Detecting gas leaks is a daily concern for many companies, yet many industrial gases and chemical compounds are invisible to the naked eye. Some companies work intensively with these substances before, during and after their production processes, transporting and transforming these gases every day. Many of these companies use technologies like the traditional ‘sniffers’ to detect gas leaks. There are, however, other technologies available, such as thermal imaging, which can scan broader areas faster and can be used in areas that are difficult to reach or enter.
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. Detecting gas leaks is a daily concern for many companies, yet many industrial gases and chemical compounds are invisible to the naked eye. Some companies work intensively with these substances before, during and after their production processes, transporting and transforming these gases every day. Many of these companies use technologies like the traditional ‘sniffers’ to detect gas leaks. There are, however, other technologies available, such as thermal imaging, which can scan broader areas faster and can be used in areas that are difficult to reach or enter.

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