Energy Industry GHGs and Methane Emissions: Reduction Methodology by Utilizing AIMs
On May 1, 2016, a wildfire began outside the City of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, and swept through the community, forcing the largest wildfire evacuation in history of North America, with upwards of 88,000 people forced from their homes. Author: Gobind N Khiani.
Reporting Fugitive Emissions and How to Convert Concentration To Mass
Popcorn made, we sit down to what must certainly be a sequel to the 1993 Movie, “The Fugitive” with Harrison Ford. To our dismay, Harrison Ford never came on screen. By Kilian Regan and Kevin Moses.
Selection of Emission Factors for LDAR Monitoring with Handheld Tunable Diode Laser Methane Detectors
Growing concern about the threats of global warming attracts attention to greenhouse gas emission control. Natural gas consists of mainly methane, a gas with strong global warming potential. By Eugene Kolonsky, Ph.D., Semen Neverov, Alexei Gribov, and Johan Wictor.
Automated Optical Gas Imaging For Continuous Monitoring Of Methane Emissions
OGI is one of the most popular technologies for gas leak detection. Its fast popularization in the last decade is the ability to visualize the leak through a comprehensive real-time video, allowing an unequivocal leak/emission visualization. By Francisco Cortes.
VALMET: Long-Term, Safe Operation Of Oxygen Service Valves
Oxygen service valves operate in one of the process industry’s most hazardous environments. While oxygen is not flammable, it supports and accelerates combustion. This means that oxygen service valves need to be designed,, manufactured, tested, and maintained, to prevent this by mitigating the ignition source and contact with fuel.