Confined spaces > Gas detection

Designing safer explosions for miners

07 July, 2016

Research to improve safety and risks to surrounding areas by controlling nitrogen dioxide levels during mine blasting is now underway at Murdoch University.


Industrial Scientific Ventis Pro Series Multi-Gas Monitors

18 May, 2016

The Industrial Scientific Ventis Pro Series Multi-Gas Monitors, which include the Pro4 and Pro5 models, are lightweight wearable instruments that workers can keep at their sides to safely detect gases in their working environments.


BOC DETECTAGAS cylinder gas detection service

24 March, 2016

BOC has launched a DETECTAGAS cylinder offer to support the safe detection of toxins and flammable or explosive atmospheres in confined workplaces.


'e-fabrics' detect toxic gases

14 October, 2015

Scientists in Korea have developed wearable, graphene-coated fabrics that can detect dangerous gases in the air by alerting the wearer with an LED light.


Technical bulletin: MSA XCell Pulse technology - pulse check

12 February, 2015

The bulletin contains a general description on how the MSA's gas detectors with XCell Pulse technology can be used to improve the efficiency of bump tests.


ALTAIR 2X Gas Detector range

12 February, 2015

The ALTAIR 2X Gas Detector range incorporates XCell sensor technology to enhance worker safety, compliance and traceability.


Latest technology for reducing the time and cost of daily bump testing

19 November, 2014

One of the major responsibilities companies have towards their employees working in confined and hazardous spaces is to guarantee their safety.


Drone used to monitor emissions

06 November, 2014

Taking advantage of methane that would otherwise escape into the atmosphere provides Australian businesses with an untapped fuel resource and opportunity to minimise their carbon footprint, according to scientific research and designers Draco Scientific.


FLIR G300a, G330pt and A6604 optical gas detection

01 September, 2014

FLIR Systems has introduced three thermal cameras for optical gas detection: the FLIR G300a, G300pt and A6604. These cameras are suitable for monitoring gas pipelines and installations from safe distances.


Industrial Scientific Corporation Tango TX1 single gas monitor

24 July, 2014

The Tango TX1 Single Gas Monitor features DualSense technology that is claimed to improve worker safety, regardless of bump test frequency, while reducing overall maintenance costs.


RKI Eagle 2 portable gas detector

23 July, 2014

The RKI Eagle 2 portable gas detector can be rented from TechRentals.


Sick GMS800 extractive gas analyser

03 July, 2014

The GMS800 extractive gas analyser can measure more than 60 different gas compounds. The device's modular design includes up to six analysing modules, one gas module, I/O modules and an operating unit.


SICK in-situ gas analysers

02 July, 2014

SICK's in-situ gas analysers are suitable for direct installation in devices at the respective measurement site, eg, on the chimney. The analysers measure directly in the process under actual operating conditions. Characterised by their minimal maintenance requirements and short response times, they are available in two different versions.


Kemper Smartmaster mobile fume extraction unit

03 June, 2014

The Kemper SmartMaster mobile fume extraction unit has been designed to provide all the features of larger fume extraction systems but in a compact, mobile, easy-to-use unit.


Optical gas imaging camera helps improve safety at petrochemical plant

09 April, 2014

Many petrochemical plants handle invisible gaseous hydrocarbons. Most of these gases pose some sort of safety issue. They may be toxic or can cause health issues in case of long-term exposure. Others are highly flammable, explosive even, and most of them will have a negative impact on the environment if they enter the atmosphere in large quantities. That is why leak detection is of vital importance in these petrochemical plants.


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