US industrial conglomerate Teledyne will use its presence on the ONS 2024 exhibition to showcase the corporate’s newest options for the oil, fuel and vitality sectors. “Taking in place in Stavanger, Norway on 26-29 August, this leading biennial exhibition and conference will see Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection (Teledyne GFD), Teledyne FLIR and Teledyne Marine display numerous innovations on their shared stand that take safety to new levels in these potentially hazardous industries.” Teledyne will even introduce superior emission monitoring options to fulfill the most recent legislative necessities and ship efficient LDAR options.
Gasoline and flame detection
Oil and fuel corporations continually scrutinise new applied sciences that cut back the dangers to personnel, property or the surroundings. At ONS 2024, Teledyne GFD will exhibit a variety of moveable and stuck detectors. The GD1 hydrogen sulphide (H2S) open-path laser detector, for instance, presents excessive efficiency whereas overcoming the obstacles supplied by difficult offshore environmental results that embody solar, rain and fog. “This popular device provides fail-safe, rapid responses in up to 98% obscuration,” says the agency.
Guests may also be taught concerning the GD10P infrared fuel detector, which homes options that present an efficient response to the detection of fuel hazards in excessive demand mode SIL2-approved purposes. One differentiator of this product is its silicon-based solid-state infrared supply. Lengthy service life and strong detector stability assist customers cut back upkeep and repair prices.
The stand will even exhibit the just lately launched Spyglass™ flame detector. “The product’s integrated high-definition CCTV video delivers clear, rapid imaging of fires,” says the agency. Color video detects gasoline fires like gasoline and jet gasoline, whereas the near-infrared video choice detects fires brought on by different fuels akin to hydrogen and methanol.
Thermal imaging
On the identical stand, FLIR a Teledyne applied sciences firm will show its prowess in serving to oil and fuel inspectors, managers, and technicians ship fast thermal imaging options to issues that embody leak detection and sustaining system integrity. Highlights at ONS 2024 are set to incorporate the G-Sequence cameras, designed to detect hydrocarbons, methane (CH₄) and different Unstable Natural Compound (VOC) emissions from a number of levels of the oil and fuel provide chain, in addition to different industrial markets.
Beneath the brand new EU Methane Regulation, which goals to cut back methane emissions within the vitality sector, corporations are actually required to quantify methane emissions at each the supply and web site ranges. The G-Sequence vary options superior fuel quantification analytics throughout the digital camera itself, able to measuring leak sort and severity, making certain compliance with the brand new regulation.
Elsewhere on the sales space would be the superior QL320, a quantitative optical fuel imaging system for measuring the leak price of methane and different hydrocarbon emissions captured by FLIR OGI cameras. By adopting the QL320, customers now not require a poisonous vapor analyser or related instrument for secondary sampling.
Marine merchandise
Teledyne Marine offers offshore vitality tools for dependable operation in oil fields and wind farms. Though providing an unlimited plethora of options, the main focus at ONS 2024 will probably be subsea distribution models and downhole optical connectors.
The Modular Connectorized Distribution Unit (MCDU), for example, is a factory-qualified subsea distribution unit that gives oil-filled, pressure-balanced junctions for versatile underwater configurations. ROVs (distant operated automobiles) can simply set up and retrieve the unit from the ocean flooring due to the most recent compact-frame design which eliminates the requirement for lifting wires.
An additional product focus from Teledyne Marine would be the Optical Feedthrough System (OFS). This downhole, ‘wet mateable’ optical connector is for high-pressure/high-temperature environments inside a vertical Xmas tree (VXT) valve stack on a subsea wellhead. Offering strain integrity obstacles and optical continuity, the OFS on show will measure 2” (50mm) in diameter and 12” (300mm) lengthy. An related show display screen will present an animation of its operation.
Teledyne specialists will probably be current all through ONS 2024, prepared to debate the optimum options for brand new tasks or present challenges.
