An active long-range FTIR spectroscopy system can acquire high-resolution gas absorption spectra such as hydrocarbon emissions.
Fugitive hydrocarbon emissions are estimated to cost the energy sector $5 billion per year and account for 12% of greenhouse gas emissions—they are also thought to jeopardize safety and public health, as well as a key factor in climate change. Whether it’s to enable industrial sites close to communities to conduct 24-hour continuous monitoring, or to assess efficiencies in combustion engines,markets including oil and gas, landfill, and agriculture are driving a growing requirement for high-resolution gas-detection solutions that are compact, portable, and affordable.
