WHITEPAPER The Future of Hydrogen: Safe, Efficient, & Emission-free Explores the key opportunities and challenges surrounding hydrogen as a fuel source, with a focus on safety and efficiency Download
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In the world of gas detection, efficiency, reliability, and performance are paramount—especially in hazardous environments. NevadaNano’s MPS™ 6.0 Ultra-Low-Power (ULP) Flammable Gas Sensor takes gas detection technology to new heights, offering unmatched accuracy and power efficiency. Here’s how the MPS™ 6.0 is revolutionizing the industry. Reduced Power Consumption with TrueLEL™ Multi-Gas Detection One of the
Advancements in Gas Detection: Overcoming the Limitations of Traditional Technologies For decades, the gas detection industry has relied on two key technologies: the Catalytic Bead Sensor (CAT/Pellistor) and Non-Dispersive Infrared Sensor (NDIR). These sensors have significantly increased safety in environments where flammable gases like methane, hydrocarbons, and hydrogen are present. However, while these technologies have
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Why Safety is Non-Negotiable in Gas Detection In industries where flammable gases like methane and hydrogen are present, safety is everything. A false alarm can lead to unnecessary shutdowns, while a missed detection could have catastrophic consequences. That’s why stringent safety standards like EN 50271 exist—to ensure that gas detection sensors operate reliably when lives
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Global emissions from the fossil fuel industry have been a contentious issue for decades, even with methane, also referred to as natural gas. In particular, methane emissions in the United States have been difficult to measure, prompting the EPA to introduce Method 21. And the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the most significant
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The harmful effects of many greenhouse gases and air pollutants have increasingly drawn public attention in recent years. While much of the attention has been on carbon dioxide, rising methane emissions are another danger. We must consider the environmental impact of methane. Without a considerable methane emissions reduction, the likelihood of reaching global climate change
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Butane is a hydrocarbon gas commonly produced while refining crude petroleum, or it can be found in natural gas deposits. Butane can be found in many households as it is filled in portable gas cylinders and used as a household fuel that can power anything from gas grills to heaters. But butane is found in
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Working with hazardous gases, flammable gases, and toxic gases can become dangerous extremely quickly. Hazardous area industries often include petroleum extraction sites, refineries, natural gas processing, and other inherently hazardous environments. The Dangers of Hazardous Areas Gas leaks and other unintended contamination can result in explosive consequences, physical harm, and the risk of fire. In
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Hydrocarbons are organic compounds consisting of only hydrogen and carbon atoms. Almost all hydrocarbons occur naturally in crude oils, such as petroleum and natural gas. The reason behind this is that crude oil is made of decomposed organic matter, which is abundant in hydrogen and carbon atoms. While hydrocarbons can be found in other natural
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Gas sensors are a crucial part of many industries. Employees and employers aliksensor e rely on these instruments to keep them safe. And while it may be tempting to think that these sensors are all the same, they are not. Some are more accurate than others. And some are safer than others. In terms of
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