Thermography for gas detection integrated into robot for ATEX zone inspections
A FLIR GF320 gas detection thermal imaging camera was used to instrument the RoboGas Inspector, a crawler-type working robot that replaces the
July 13, 2020
A FLIR GF320 gas detection thermal imaging camera was used to instrument the RoboGas Inspector, a crawler-type working robot that replaces the
At Borealis' low-density polyethylene production plant in Sweden, they use thermography for gas detection with the FLIR camera.
Using the FLIR GasFindIR thermal imaging camera, they inspect the joints of the connection flanges and the pipeline system in general to identify leaks in the pipeline.
Since June 2017, a quarterly natural gas leakage inspection has been statutorily required at any pump station constructed or with modification of
In the port of Antwerp, there are more than 250 hydrocarbon tanks, with different products and capacities. They use the FLIR GFx320 thermal imaging camera to inspect the tanks.
The FLIR GFx320 thermal imaging camera has been tuned to image more than 400 volatile compounds invisible to the human eye. The equipment is capable of detecting
FLIR OGI thermal gas detection cameras are a technology with a lot of potential for application in the automotive industry, although their use
The FLIR GF320 camera makes it possible to inspect every step of the biofuel production process, from fermentation of agricultural by-products to combined cycle power plants.
FLIR thermal gas detection cameras (OGI, acronym for Optical Gas Imaging) are proven equipment for detecting gas leaks or escapes in
Noble Energy's oil and natural gas extraction and processing fracking plant uses FLIR GFx320 thermal imaging camera to monitor buildup