Clean Air Task Force 3d ago

Gas analysers measure gas concentration in the atmosphere. They can be constructed to measure a wide range of gases. These analysers can detect tiny concentrations of these gases, enabling the study of emissions even far away from their source. Due to their precision, sensitivity, and dependability, gas analysers have become essential tools in scientific research and monitoring within the oil and gas, waste, and other sectors. CATF is pioneering the use of state-of-the-art equipment to raise awareness of methane pollution and push for urgently needed reduction action. CATF’s gas analyser, which can detect tiny concentrations of methane and carbon dioxide in the air, is the latest such tool, allowing for the reliable detection of emissions even from methane sources that are spread over large surface areas, such as landfills. Together with CATF’s optical gas imaging cameras, it can detect climate-warming emissions from different types of sources (e.g., gas capture wells, anaerobic digesters, flare or vent stacks), highlight issues detrimental to worker safety, and help improve practices that can benefit community health.