TOXIC GAS DETECTION SYSTEM IN CHEMICAL PLANT
The chemical industry plays major role in economic growth worldwide. Chemicals are required in large quantity for industrial and manufacturing sectors. While using large amount of chemical we should know some facts and nature of it.
In general chemicals are poisonous, toxic, flammable and explosive in nature. It may affect our health and environment due to its harmful gaseous emission. So, we should be more aware about gaseous emission and leakage in chemical plants and need to detect and act on safety aspects.
IN CHEMICAL PLANT WE NEED TO MONITOR GAS LEAK AT VARIOUS STAGES OF CHEMICAL SUPPLY CHAIN:
CHEMICAL PRODUCTION:
This stage is the largest producer of gases. We need to continuously monitor leakage at this stage wherein large amount of chemicals are being processed. Also, the risk of explosion or fire is higher which puts plant and workers are at a very high risk.
CHEMICAL STORAGE:
It is important to monitor for hazardous or toxic gases in the area where chemicals are stored.
CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTION:
During distribution of chemical as well there are high chances of leak and it should be effectively monitored.
At each stage of chemical production and distribution, reliable Gas & Flame detection technology is required which provides asset and life safety.
Ambetronics provides a range of Gas Detection Systems for chemical plant as per customer's requirements.
It comes in following models:
- • Toxic Gas Detector: Model GT-2511-FLP
- • Smart Gas Detector: Model GT-2500-FLP
- • Portable Gas Detector: Model PG-100
- • Flame Detector: FLD-3311-FLP
Want to explore the most suitable gas detectors and monitors for you? Please connect with Ambetronics Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
Ambetronics safety instruments have exceptionally effective alarming system which alerts the workers and personnel whenever the concentration of leak goes beyond the permissible limit.
Gas Detectors by Ambetronics are configured with gas monitors whose relay output operates the exhaust fans automatically.
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(This "Recent News" Published in January 2023 Edition)
