Safe detection of small to large gas releases
01.01.2011
| Naranjo, E., General Monitors, Lake Forest, California; Baliga, S. , General Monitors, Lake Forest, California; Neethling, G. A. , Gassonic, Ballerup, Denmark; Plummer, C. D. , Safety Consulting and Process Engineering Analysis, Stoke on Trent, United Kingdom
Look at these advantages in using ultrasonic leak detectors
Keywords:
[safety]
[loss prevention]
[methane]
[ethylene]
It is clear in the oil and gas industry that large combustible gas releases can have catastrophic consequences. To prevent this, fire and gas safety professionals select and analyze a diverse set of representative release scenarios, considering such factors as duration, orientation and type of gas.1 Understanding the hazard potential is a vital step in selecting sensors that are most suited for gas detection.
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