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Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) is an innovative thermal imaging technology that utilizes high sensitivity infrared cameras for detecting minute fugitive emissions of industrial gases.
Gas leak detection cameras enable the quick and safe detection and visualization of fugitive emissions leaks; thus, you can see and repair leaks quickly, prevent significant damage, and avoid revenue loss while complying with regulatory compliance. For the past decade, EyeCGas has been used globally and is now recognized as a world leading product in the industry.
Without shutting down systems, FLIR optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras can assist in quickly, accurately, and safely detecting methane, sulfur hexafluoride, and hundreds of other industrial gases. It can quickly scan large sections of equipment with FLIR OGI cameras and survey hard-to-reach areas with conventional contact measurement tools. Leaks can also be seen as clouds of smoke by OGI cameras, which can detect them from a safe distance.
The Global optical gas imaging (OGI) camera market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
FLIR GFx320 – The FLIR GFx320 represents ground-breaking technology for visualizing fugitive hydrocarbon leaks at natural gas well sites, off-shore platforms, liquid natural gas terminals, and more.
Its certifications for use in hazardous locations allow surveyors to work confidently while maintaining safety. FLIR designed the GFx320 with the user in mind, offering ergonomic features such as the articulating LCD screen to help you avoid fatigue during all-day surveys.
The GFx320 has third-party certifications for use in hazardous areas, allowing for quick leak detection while maintaining safety.The GFx320 visualizes small hydrocarbon leaks with the sensitivity needed to meet the US EPA’s OOOOa methane rule.When combined with the FLIR QL320, the GFx320’s Q-Mode feature allows for easy in-field quantification of gas leaks.
