Gas detection Envirotech Online

Gas detection

The new Low Cost FGD10 series of explosion proof gas detectors from Status Scientific (UK) is now available for the detection of flammable gases and carbon d...

New Low Cost Explosion Proof Detectors

Gas detection

Noxious smells have long been associated with low concentrations of hydrogen sulphide (H2S) but these nuisance odours can now be avoided with the new H2S Dra...

Detect Hydrogen Sulphide to Eliminate Pungent Odours

Gas detection

A study conducted in 2006 which suggested that plants produce methane and contribute significantly to the emission of greenhouse gases has been contradicted...

Methane-plant link disputed by new research

Gas detection

Rapid changes in landfill gas quality can damage the engines it powers. To keep watch, Viridor has installed static automatic gas analysis and reporting equi...

Gas Engine Protector Never Sleeps

Gas detection

A Sutton Coldfields-based firm has been fined £28,000, in addition to costs of £5,278, after pleading guilty to breaches of health and safety laws followin...

Firm fined after toxic gas leak

Leak detection

H2scan recognizes the importance of detecting and locating hydrogen leaks as quickly as possible. H2scan`s HYALERTA â¢ 500 Handheld Hydrogen Leak Det...

Locating Hydrogen Leaks Quickly..

Gas detection

Static automatic gas analysis is crossing continents and many environmental sectors as producers select automatic gas analysis and secure data transmission v...

Robots Rising in Gas Analysis

Gas detection

MSA’s (Germany) state-of-the-art Permanent Gas Detection System ULTIMA X now features HART (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer) digital protocol, a bi...

New Gas Monitors with HART

Gas detection

Ion Science, the UK based gas detection manufacturers, will be exhibiting at OSEA, which this year is taking place at Suntec, Singapore, from 2 to 5 December...

Ion Science Exhibit at OSEA

Fixed gas detector

DrÃ¤ger (Germany) has further extended its comprehensive range of explosion proof fixed gas detection systems with two new infrared (IR) gas transmitters....

Gas detection is the continuous, systematic process of monitoring and analysing the presence of hazardous gases in the environment to ensure safety and health. This critical task utilizes advanced sensors and instruments to detect and quantify gases such as carbon monoxide (CO), methane (CH4), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), ammonia (NH3), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

By continuously tracking these gases, gas detection helps identify leaks and emission sources, assess the effectiveness of safety protocols, and provide data for compliance with safety regulations. This information is vital for preventing accidents, as exposure to hazardous gases can lead to severe health issues, including respiratory problems, poisoning, and even fatalities.

On this feed, you will find the latest solutions and services for gas detection from across the sector as well as the latest news.