Telops, leader in the field of high performance infrared cameras and hyperspectral imaging systems for the Defense and Security, Environmental, Oil and Gas, and Industrial markets, is pleased to announce the signature of South Central Imaging Inc. as an authorized sales representative. This will result in a strengthened position for Telops in the United States market.
Telops, leader in the field of high performance infrared cameras and hyperspectral imaging systems for the Defense and Security, Environmental, Oil and Gas, and Industrial markets, is pleased to announce the signature of Motion Capture Technologies Inc. as an authorized sales representative. This collaboration will boost Telops presence in the United States market.
The worldwide natural gas transmission and distribution system is composed of millions of kilometers of pipelines and by thousands of transmission and compressor stations, valves and distribution centers. With an ever-increasing regulatory pressure and increased cost of raw material, Oil & Gas, pipelines companies and distributors are worried about gas leaks occurring in their aging infrastructures. The choice of reliable and cost efficient gas leak detection technologies is an important challenge for those companies. Various technologies and products are currently used to detect these leaks, minimizing the associated hazards and risks to the environment and for the population. Integrated into a fully automated gimbal onboard a helicopter, the Telops Hyper-Cam, an infrared hyperspectral imager, has been used to perform an airborne detection of a methane gas leak.
New regulations about greenhouse gas emissions force governmental and environmental organizations around the world to look for efficient monitoring tools in order to manage their contribution to global warming. Monitoring and, above all, quantification of the amount of released carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases in the environment from industries may present a challenge due to the technical difficulties associated with sampling or site access. The Telops Hyper-Cam, an infrared hyperspectral imager, offers the possibility to detect, identify and quantifiy greenhouse gases generated by industrial facilities.
 Telops Fast-IR 1000 Used for Fluid Dynamics
The fastest infrared camera in the world. Thermal imagery of a fan rotating at 2300 RPM hit by a water jet captured by the Telops Fast-IR 1000 Infrared Camera at 1,000 frames per second at full frame (320 x 256 pixels). This clip is shown at 20 Hz.
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| Last Updated on Monday, 05 December 2011 05:50 |
