Recherche

  • FLIR OGI Cameras Paired with UAVs to Detect Gas Leaks From the Air

    Natural gas processing plants, such as the Al Hosn Shah Plant in Abu Dhabi, purify raw natural gas by removing certain contaminants. These contaminant gases are often very dangerous for human exposure and therefore, gas pipelines and other infrastructure need to be carefully monitored for leaks.

  • FLIR Optical Gas Imaging Camera is Key to Safe Inspections at SK Energy Ulsan CLX

    Gas leaks at refined oil and/or petrochemical facilities can lead to severe crisis, causing huge financial losses and even leading to casualties. Thorough prevention and inspection, along with immediate remedial measures upon leak detection, are essential. Korea’s no. 1 oil refining company, SK Energy, adopted the use of FLIR optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras at its core facility, the Ulsan Complex, in June 2012. SK Energy uses a FLIR OGI camera for prevention and post-measures for equipment such as diverse pressure vessels, storage tanks, and pipelines. The system has been applied primarily in the No. 2 fluid continuous catalyst (FCC) for testing of device functions and effectiveness, and the scope of use of the device has been expanded to the entire manufacturing sites at Ulsan Complex. Currently, the FLIR GF320 OGI camera is positioned as the most essential device for safe inspection at the site.

  • Integral UK helps its customers save costs and reduce downtime of chillers.

    FLIR GF304 camera ideal solution for detection of refrigerant gas leaks Chillers commonly use refrigerant gas to provide cooling and therefore temperature control for large commercial properties. Integral is a maintenance specialist, who regularly maintains those assets on behalf of some of the largest clients in Great Britain, many of them household names.

  • Inspectahire Relies on GF320 Optical Gas Imaging Cameras to Detect Hydrocarbon Leaks

    Inspectahire helps its customers manage their safety, profitability and environmental impact of their assets. When the company is tasked with the detection of fugitive hydrocarbon emissions, FLIR’s GF320 Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) camera is their preferred technology to use.

  • FLIR optical gas imaging camera helps improve environment and safety at Borealis Stenungsund

    Many petrochemical plants handle invisible gaseous hydrocarbons. Most of these gases pose some sort of safety aspects. They may be toxic, or can cause health issues in case of long term exposure. Others are highly flammable, explosive even, and most of them will have a negative impact on the environment if they enter the atmosphere in large quantities. That is why leak detection is of vital importance in these petrochemical plants.

  • A FLIR infrared furnace camera for high temp industrial applications watches hydro reformers at German Bayernoil refinery complex

    Stable high temperatures and efficient combustion in refinery furnaces, heaters and boilers are mandatory for a continuous output of high-quality oil derivates. An Infrared camera for industrial high temperature applications in hazardous areas has been developed by FLIR to keep these installations up and running efficiently.

  • FLIR Systems ThermaCAM™ GasFindIR™ infrared camera spots methane leaks, prevents uncontrolled gas venting and keeps air clean at Norwegian landfill

    Economic and environmental concerns push for an increasingly streamlined waste disposal, treatment, neutralization and recycling process. Waste treatment companies increasingly turn into energy suppliers. The GasFindIR gas detection infrared camera supports these trends by providing immediate and tangible results.

  • FLIR GF306 helps improve environmental performance at Scottish and Southern Energy Power Distribution

    SF6 (sulphur hexafluoride) gas is used in energy networks as an insulator in substations. Although SF6 is an excellent insulator, used all over the world, it is also a potent greenhouse gas. That’s why the careful management of SF6 assets is a key priority for Scottish and Southern Energy Power Distribution. The company regularly inspects equipment containing SF6 to prevent leaks, and act quickly when a leak is identified. SSEPD have found a tool that can help with its SF6 maintenance program: thermal imaging cameras from FLIR.

  • Czech utility company uses FLIR GF306 optical gas imaging to check for SF6 leaks

    Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF6) is used as an insulating gas in the distribution of high voltage electrical power. It allows substation equipment to be more compact. SF6 is also a very potent greenhouse gas, however.

  • Green Bay Metro Fire Department uses FLIR K-Series Thermal Imaging Cameras to Enhance Safety

    In that respect, Green Bay Metro firefighters have recently upgraded their gear with thermal imaging cameras (TICs) from FLIR Systems to enhance the safety of its team members and victims during firefighting operations.

  • Through-Flame Thermal Cameras Can Take the Heat

    Thermal Cameras Can Take the Heat

  • Optical gas imaging for the chemical industry

    The FLIR Gas Detection cameras are infrared cameras which are able to visualize gas by utilizing the physics of fugitive gas leaks. The camera produces a full picture of the scanned area and leaks appear as smoke on the camera’s viewfinder or LCD, allowing the user to see fugitive gas emissions.