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GAS DETECTION


Portable, ATEX-certifi ed methane quantifi cation technology for the oil and gas sector


Accurately quantifying fugitive methane emissions is critical for oil and gas operators under growing environmental and regulatory pressure. Conventional detection systems often struggle in hazardous environments, where safety certifi cation and reliable performance are crucial.


The new SEMTECH® HI-FLOW 3 from Sensors Inc. is engineered


specifi cally for ATEX Zone 1 applications, bringing industry-leading precision to the fi eld. Building on the success of HI-FLOW 2, this next-generation portable analyser combines spectroscopy- based methane sensors with a high-output sampling fan, delivering fl ow rates of up to 500 LPM. The system achieves minimum leak detection down to 0.025 LPM (≈1 g/hr), while accommodating signifi cantly higher maximum leak rates than comparable instruments.


At its core, a state-of-the-art Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) sensor ensures methane-specifi c measurements, thereby eliminating interference from other gases present across upstream, midstream and downstream operations. Compact, battery powered and extremely rugged, HI-FLOW 3 offers end users at oil and gas plants and refi neries the accuracy and certifi cation needed to meet today’s methane monitoring challenges.


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Precision hydrogen leak detection for water and gas utility networks


INFICON’s Sensistor® XRS9012 is


designed to deliver reliable hydrogen leak detection for utility companies, with water pipelines being one of its key applications. Precise leak detection helps maintain network integrity, reduces losses, and ensures safety in municipal and industrial water systems, where undetected failures can result in considerable operational and environmental consequences.


The instrument uses cost-effective forming gas (5% hydrogen, 95% nitrogen) as a tracer, detecting with sensitivity down to 0.7 ppm Hâ‚‚ in air. Its response time of less than one second and quick recovery enable operators to perform continuous testing confi dently, even in challenging fi eld conditions. The ability to detect very small leaks helps water utilities identify issues early, minimising disruptions and repair costs.


With its rugged IP55-rated aluminium housing, ergonomic design, and extended battery life, the Sensistor®


XRS9012 is ideal for fi eld deployment in challenging environments.


Adjustable sensitivity and diagnostic features improve reliability, while fast recharging supports high productivity.


Beyond water pipelines, the technology is also used in wastewater networks, telecom cable systems, and industrial infrastructure, while hydrogen energy systems could be a long-term application. For today’s operators, however, the XRS9012 provides a proven solution for leak detection in the water and utility sectors where accuracy and durability are vital.


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New KNF N 680.15 Offers High Pressure Performance Under Challenging Operating Conditions


New gas pump offers high maximum pressure and fl ow in applications handling hydrogen, noble gases and other challenging or variable media.


KNF’s N 680.15 is a new addition to the N 680 series designed for high maximum pressure and fl ow rate. Its durable construction allows it to tolerate high media and ambient temperatures, making it an ideal choice for compression and recovery applications. It is capable of handling hydrogen, biogas, natural gas, noble gases and other challenging or valuable media.


N 680.15 Offers High Pressure Performance Coupled with Excellent Flow Rate


The N 680.15 is designed for gas applications requiring high pressure performance. It offers a maximum pressure of 12 bar (rel.), while also providing a strong fl ow rate up to 140 l/min. Durable construction, along with its unique head confi guration, makes the N 680.15 suitable for high temperature applications. It is capable of handling ambient and media temperatures up to 40 °C. Excellent chemical resistance and gas tightness up to 6 x 10-6 mbar x l/s make it a strong choice for applications involving dangerous or aggressive gases. In the future, the new pump will also be available in an explosion-proof version.


KNF’s new N 680.15 is ideal for high pressure applications, providing maximum pressure of 12 bar (rel.) with a maximum fl ow rate up to 140 l/min.


Ideal For Hydrogen, Processing and Other Industrial Applications


With its high-pressure capabilities and heat resistance, the N 680.15 is an excellent choice for industrial, energy, and environmental industries. These capabilities, along with its heat resistance and fl ow, make the N 680.15 optimal in hydrogen and gas recovery applications. Its leak tightness and chemical resistance also make it a good choice for helium compression and gas purifi cation systems, as well as applications involving high value media.


Durable Construction Make N 680.15 a Strong Choice for Challenging Environments


The N 680.15 features a cast aluminum compressor housing, stainless steel heads, and cast-iron connecting rod for maximum durability. It is available with a PTFE-coated diaphragm and stainless steel valves as standard options. The N 680.15 has a powerful 230/400-volt AC 3 motor, with other voltages available as customization options. All of this with an outstanding performance to price ratio.


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