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Detect Carbon Dioxide with Sniffer TDLAS (CO2)

Sniffer TDLAS (CO2)

  • Soarability Sniffer TDLAS uses Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) technology to detect and measure gases.

  • TDLAS technology enables the device to detect very low concentrations of gases, making it a highly sensitive and accurate gas detection solution.

  • Soarability Sniffer TDLAS is designed for use in harsh environments, such as oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, and industrial facilities.

  • The device is portable and easy to use, making it an ideal solution for field-based applications.

  • provides real-time gas concentration measurements, enabling users to quickly identify gas leaks or other hazards and take appropriate action to prevent accidents or other safety issues.

  • The device is designed to be low maintenance, with no consumables required and a long lifespan, making it a cost-effective gas detection solution for many industries.

  • Gas detection is a crucial aspect of maintaining a safe and healthy work environment, especially in industries dealing with hazardous gases. The Sniffer TDLAS (CO2) is a gas detection device that uses Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) technology to detect and measure gases.


    A Reliable Gas Detection Solution for Harsh Environments

    The Soarability Sniffer TDLAS is a gas detection device designed for use in harsh environments, such as oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, and industrial facilities. This article delves into the features of the Sniffer TDLAS and how its portability, accuracy, and sensitivity make it a reliable gas detection solution for these challenging environments.


    Real-Time Gas Concentration Measurements with Soarability Sniffer TDLAS

    The Soarability Sniffer TDLAS provides real-time gas concentration measurements, enabling users to quickly identify gas leaks or other hazards and take appropriate action to prevent accidents or other safety issues. This article highlights how the Sniffer TDLAS's TDLAS technology and low maintenance design provide a cost-effective gas detection solution for industries that require continuous monitoring of gas concentrations.


    The Portable Gas Detection Solution

    The Soarability Sniffer TDLAS is a portable and easy-to-use gas detection device that uses TDLAS technology to detect and measure gases. The Sniffer TDLAS's features and how its portability makes it an ideal solution for field-based applications. It has a long lifespan and low maintenance design provide a cost-effective gas detection solution for many industries.


    Comparison table of the three major methane detection technologies used in field inspections:

    Feature / Metric

    OGI (Optical Gas Imaging)

    TDLAS (Laser Absorption)

    Gas Sniffers (PID, FID, etc.)

    Detection

    Infrared plume image

    Methane-specific laser absorption

    Chemical/electrical gas sensing

    Output

    Visual

    Quantitative (ppm / ppm-m)

    Quantitative (ppm)

    Sensitivity

    Moderate (<100 ppm)

    High (ppb–ppm)

    High (varies by sensor)

    Methane Selectivity

    Moderate (others detected too)

    High (methane-tuned)

    Variable

    Quantification

    No

    Yes (with path length)

    Yes

    Range / Coverage

    Moderate to wide

    Long (10–250 m)

    Point only

    Real-Time

    Yes

    Yes

    Yes

    Conditions

    Needs thermal contrast

    Stable in most environments

    Affected by weather

    Automation

    High (UAVs, robots)

    High (UAVs, fixed units)

    Low–Medium (handheld)

    Remote Use

    Excellent (standoff)

    Excellent (remote possible)

    Poor (manual, close-up)

    Speed

    Fast (area scan)

    Fast (drones, long path)

    Slow (point by point)

    Cost

    High ($80K–150K)

    Medium ($10K–60K)

    Low–Medium ($2K–20K)

    Best Use

    Visual leaks, LDAR, complex sites

    Quantifying, monitoring, drones

    Localized, indoor leaks

    Regulatory Use

    Accepted (OGI/Method 21 alt.)

    Gaining approval for quantification

    Standard Method 21



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