Fixed Gas & Flame Detection
Fixed gas & flame detection
Fixed gas detectors are used to detect leaks and accidental releases of combustible and toxic gases in outdoor or indoor areas. They are mounted in places where there is potential for a gas leak, expected to protect assets and personnel. These devices are part of a system and are normally connected to a safety control unit that warns or alarms in the event of a gas leak. They are also used as a management panel to store, visualise, and forward the data to higher-level systems, like a PLC or DCS system.
The right solution for your gas detection application
Gas Detection Solutions
The primary purpose of a fixed gas and flame detection system is to provide early warning of potential gas leaks or fire hazards. By quickly identifying the presence of hazardous substances or flames, the system helps to prevent accidents, protect personnel, and minimise the risk of property damage. They are commonly used in industrial settings, manufacturing facilities, laboratories, refineries, petrochemical plants, and other environments where flammable or toxic gases are a concern.
For every challenge, we plan the right stationary gas detection system with you.
Planning, Consulting & Implementation
A safe and reliable fixed gas detection system requires consultation with stakeholders, thorough engineering and design, ongoing support, and up-to-date technological advancements. By leveraging the latest advances in gas detection technology, such as wireless connectivity, predictive maintenance, and data analytics, businesses can further enhance the safety and reliability of their gas detection systems.
Sensing Technology
Our sensor technology has evolved significantly as technology advances and customer demands grow. In the future, sensors are becoming increasingly compact, powerful, and sensitive. A reduction in failure rates accompanies this progress, thanks to our constantly improving capabilities and manufacturing processes.
Given the crucial role of gas detection systems in protecting plant assets and personnel, along with customer cost pressures, sensor development holds the utmost importance in our gas detection solutions. We understand that reliable and efficient sensors are essential for ensuring the overall system’s effectiveness while meeting our customers’ financial considerations.
Gases & Industries
The type of gas being detected determines the most suitable method for detection. Hydrocarbons, for instance, are typically detected using infrared (IR) or catalytic technology, while toxic gases, often present in parts per million (ppm) or parts per billion (ppb) concentrations, are best detected using electrochemical sensors.
