Sherlock Gas Imaging
The Sherlock was the first optical gas imaging camera to be introduced to the market in 2002.
Tested in numerous field trials and laboratories
First Controlled Tests in BP Facility in Naperville
First Controlled Tests in BP Facility in Naperville
First Controlled Tests in BP Facility in Naperville
The Sherlock demonstrated the first optical gas imaging in many oil and gas facilitates in both the US and Europe
EPA sponsored ETV Testing
First Controlled Tests in BP Facility in Naperville
First Controlled Tests in BP Facility in Naperville
Sherlock was tested by the EPA’s National Risk Management Research Laboratory (NRMRL) and its verification organization partner, Battelle, at the Advanced Monitoring Systems (AMS) Center under ETV program.
Sherlock Certified for Optical Gas Imaging
First Controlled Tests in BP Facility in Naperville
Sherlock Certified for Optical Gas Imaging
After extensive testing both in the laboratory and field trials Sherlock was certified by EPA under the ETV program as a product that could used for optical gas imaging by industry to comply with mandated fugitive gas leak testing.
Sherlock Optical Gas Imaging
Sherlock used to find SF6 gas leaks at electrical substation
Sherlock calibration process with propane gas leak
Sherlock used in oil processing plant to find fugitive gas leaks
Sherlock detecting and imaging a methane gas leak
Sherlock used to find fugitive gas leaks in an offshore oil rig