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Ultrasonic leak detection offers extra layer of protection

13 August 2008

Gassonic’s fast ultrasonic gas leak detection offers a layer of protection that reduces the risk of gas leak and fire ignition hazards. When combined with General Monitors’ gas and flame detection solutions, ultrasonic technology enhances hydrogen detection efficiency, increasing the likelihood that a hazard is mitigated before it escalates.

Ultrasonic leak detection offers extra layer of protection
Ultrasonic leak detection offers extra layer of protection

Ultrasonic technology quickly detects ultrasonic noise generated by the escaping gas at a distance from the leak source. It detects the gas at leak initiation regardless of ventilation rate, gas dilution, or the direction of the leak – and without the gas having to make physical contact with a sensor element. This makes it the ideal choice for rapid detection of pressurized hydrogen leaks in vessels and pipes in open and ventilated areas.

The detector, which is based on robust microphone technology, has a detection radius for hydrogen up to 8 meters at a leak rate of 0.01 kg/s. In addition, the Gassonic Observer features the Senssonic integrated acoustic self-test, which periodically verifies the integrity of the electronic circuitry and operation of the acoustic sensor. The detectors are SIL suitability rated and hold relevant C-UL and ATEX certifications.


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