Gas leak detection and emissions quantification

Fugitive and Early Detection Services For Oil And Gas emissions At Various Oil And Gas Sites

Fugitive and Early Detection Services For Oil And Gas Leaks Using Infrared Thermal Imaging Technology And OGI Technology At Various Oil And Gas Sites.And Methane emission monitoring.

♦  SMA for Oil and Maritime Services has the necessary equipment and engineers to carry out early detection Survey for oil and gas leaks at 24 oil and gas fields at geographical locations and car supply stations per day.

♦  SMA for Oil and Maritime Services has the technical capacity of engineers and the technical capabilities of thermal survey equipment using OGI technology to identify and find small, medium and large volume leaks (Over Range) with the calculation of the amount of emissions of these gases and with very high accuracy.

SMA’s Emmision and Environmental Inspection Key Projects

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IEOC Production BV - ENI Representative in the Arab Republic of Egypt

providing early detection services for oil and gas leaks and emissions at the oil and gas sites of IOC Production BV, for the early detection of leaks, which carried out annually in (Zohr field, EL-Gamel, Abu Madi, Abu Redeis, Agiba Western Desert) USING OUR OGI EQUIPMENT AND OUR CERTIFIED ENGINEERS

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Gas Leak Detection Services Contract With The Geographical Committee Of Petroleum Companies In Alexandria

SMA contracted with the northern geographical region (Alexandria Petroleum) and the emission control surveys and leak detection for oil and gas were carried out in 14 different companies and gas stations of the companies of the northern geographical region

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Gas Leak Detection Services Contract With The Geographical Committee Of Petroleum Companies In Cairo, Mustorod

Emission control surveys and leak detection survey carried out at Moustorod District area for 8 different companies.

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Gas Leak Detection Services Contract With The Geographical Committee Of Petroleum Companies In Asyut

Advances in Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) technology make leak detection safer at pipelines, tanks, and industrial plants

Hazardous gas visualization with the latest optical gas imaging tools contributes to a culture of safety

Safety must be a core value of any operation dealing with potentially hazardous gases. While a practitioner of safety within the organization may set protocols or procedures, buy-in from all levels is critical to create a culture of safety and avoid issues where a serious lapse in safety might occur. Organizations that work with gas should seek to integrate effective technologies into protocols which will ultimately help ensure safe operational practices.

Recent advancements in Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) technology offers companies in a variety of industries the opportunity to help safeguard employees while also bolstering a culture of safety. For example, OGI cameras  can be used in upstream and downstream oil and gas operations, along with power plants and other industrial facilities to help organizations meet their safety objectives.

Emissions from atop tanks are commonplace in upstream natural gas operations. When gauging tanks, operators could be standing in a gas cloud.

Implications Of Safety Equipment for Equipment for Culture

Gas Leak Detection using GF Cameras

Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) cameras can help you detect methane, sulfur hexafluoride, and hundreds of other industrial gases quickly, accurately, and safely - without shutting down systems. With OGI cameras, you can scan broad sections of equipment rapidly and survey areas that are hard to reach with traditional contact measurement tools. OGI cameras can also detect leaks from a safe distance, displaying these invisible gases as clouds of smoke.