1. What exactly is biomethane?
5. Why is measuring emissions with a gas camera useful?
During the production and injection of biomethane, methane emissions can occur. Since methane is a potent greenhouse gas, it is crucial to minimize emissions. A gas camera allows for quick and accurate detection of leaks, reducing gas loss, environmental impact, and safety risks. This inspection can be performed alongside gas sampling for analysis, helping to save costs.
Benefits of this voluntary measurement
Although not mandatory, this measurement is highly recommended. Modern gas cameras can detect even tiny emissions, helping to identify potential problem areas at an early stage.
Using a gas camera offers multiple benefits:
- Prevents financial losses due to gas leakage, improving profitability.
- Reduces methane emissions, ensuring compliance with strict environmental regulations set by the government.
- Enhances safety by lowering the risk of fire and explosions in your installation.
How does a gas camera work?
A gas camera inspection uses infrared technology to visualize invisible gas emissions. With an Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) infrared camera, leaks can be detected quickly and accurately, even before they become a problem. By conducting regular inspections and addressing leaks immediately, you ensure that your installation continues to perform optimally and meets emission standards.
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