Oil & Gas
Fence-line detection and gas measurement for refineries, terminals and petrochemical plants: evidence for the low-carbon transition.
Fugitive emissions escape the stack report
Tank farms, loading racks, flares and process units release VOCs, H₂S and CH₄ diffusely, and stack monitoring never sees them. What the neighbouring community smells, and what an inspector responds to, happens at the perimeter.
A fence-line network of gas-configured Unit L systems detects leak events in minutes, and wind-correlated attribution in Lens ties each event to the unit or operation that caused it. Deployments with refining and power leaders such as Tüpraş and EnerjiSA follow this model.
- Unit L with VOC, H₂S, CH₄ and SO₂ sensing along the fence line
- Anemometer add-on for wind-based leak and source attribution
- Airqoon Lens with instant alerts and AI compliance reports
- Unit N where flaring and machinery noise are also regulated
How this sector uses Airqoon
Perimeter monitoring
Continuous fence-line measurement: detection in minutes, evidence on record.
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