Showcasing the Cutting-Edge of Methane Monitoring Technology

At ILM Exhibitions' Industrial Methane Measurement (IMM) conference, Timothy Vaughn PhD of Colorado State University, Doug Millington-Smith of QLM Tech Ltd, Marnix Valkeniers of Sensiron and Jan Sandvig Nielsen of Weel & Sandvig each spoke about some of their organisations' recent innovations in methane measurement technology. To watch the full session, click here.

Topics include:

• What is the high flow sampler principle?
• A new open-source high flow sampler (OF-HFS)
• Combining LiDAR and spatial analysis for methane monitoring
• What is single photon LiDAR imaging of carbon emissions (SPLICE)?
• Bringing the Internet of Things to methane measurement
• What are predictive emissions monitoring systems (PEMS)?
• Predicting the mechanisms of pollutant formation
• Testing a predictive emissions monitoring system
• How do PEMS account for unique variables in methane monitoring?
• What is the spatial and temporal resolution of SPLICE?
• How do you ensure repeatability of PEMS?
• Does PEMS take into account methane from the in-take pipe of turbines?
• How applicable is SPLICE to un-combusted gas from flares?

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