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  • Using Optical Gas Imaging to Comply with OOOOa Regulations: A Case Study

    Natural gas compressor stations have to comply with new EPA regulations on inspection, known as Quad OA. Optical gas imaging provides an efficient, cost-effective means to meet the requirements.

  • Confirmatory ID Using GC/MS

    Here's how on-site GC/MS can help provide critical information within minutes when a scenario suggests a need for confirmatory identification.

  • 10 Things You Need to Know About Chemical Threat Identification

    This guidebook provides information to explain different chemical detection and chemical identification tools, including GC-MS, FTIR, Raman, IMS, and HPMS, and the chemical threat emergency deployment situations appropriate with each.

  • Electric Power Distribution Technical Notes from the Infrared Training Center

    Download valuable tech notes on electric power distribution.

  • Electric Power Generation Technical Notes from the Infrared Training Center

    Download valuable tech notes on electric power generation.

  • Electric Power Substation/Transmission Technical Notes from the Infrared Training Center

    Download valuable tech notes on electric power substation/transmission.

  • Visual and Thermal Cameras Enhance Safety in Brynglas Tunnels

    FLIR has provided incident detection technology for the 360m-long Brynglas tunnels in South Wales (UK). A combination of smart visual and thermal cameras will notify tunnel operators of any potential hazard or incident occurring within the tunnel.

  • "The Next Inspector is the Customer"

    “FLIR has been providing thermal imaging cameras for thermal inspection to the BMW plant in Dingolfing since 1997,” explains Robert Halbritter of FLIR Systems’ sales partner and integrator, TOPA GMbH. For most of the time, BMW has primarily used the cameras for electro-thermography of switch cabinets and rooms.

  • Montevideo Uruguay & Acyclica

    In 2015 Montevideo created a Center for Mobility Management to centralize data collection, decision making, and implementation of the their mobility plan.

  • Thermal Imaging for Preventative Maintenance on Wind Turbines

    As wind farms age and move out of warranty, the importance of owners and operators to conduct preventative maintenance increases. By detecting imminent component failures, operators can avoid costly failures and downtime. Thermal imaging can help to detect these failures at a glance, even during operation.

  • FLIR Optical Gas Imaging Camera is Key to Safe Inspections at SK Energy Ulsan CLX

    Gas leaks at refined oil and/or petrochemical facilities can lead to severe crisis, causing huge financial losses and even leading to casualties. Thorough prevention and inspection, along with immediate remedial measures upon leak detection, are essential. Korea’s no. 1 oil refining company, SK Energy, adopted the use of FLIR optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras at its core facility, the Ulsan Complex, in June 2012. SK Energy uses a FLIR OGI camera for prevention and post-measures for equipment such as diverse pressure vessels, storage tanks, and pipelines. The system has been applied primarily in the No. 2 fluid continuous catalyst (FCC) for testing of device functions and effectiveness, and the scope of use of the device has been expanded to the entire manufacturing sites at Ulsan Complex. Currently, the FLIR GF320 OGI camera is positioned as the most essential device for safe inspection at the site.

  • Three Reasons Why You’re Going to Put a TIC in Every Firefighter’s Hand

    Join us to learn how the latest innovations in thermal imaging cameras (TICs) have revolutionized their use in the Fire Service. Thermal Imaging is a proven technology that helps improve firefighters’ vision and situational awareness in smoke-filled rooms, as well as for more effective and efficient SAR missions.