Outta Control,
It is nice to see someone with uSAS and Thermography combined experience sharing their knowledge and information with us on this website!
Can you please comment on the new directions taken by the present EPA administration in relation to the halt in enforcement of the fugitive gas emissions policy as specified in the EPA 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 60, Subpart 0000 law? Specifically, do you have information that the eventual enforcement of this law will take place?
Here is a press release mandating a stay to the enforcement and a reconsideration process to either amend or scrap this regulation.
EPA Stays Oil and Gas Standards | US EPA
As you know, FLIR had lobbyists incorporate their Optical Gas Inspection GFX 320 sensor/camera as a specified tool for the collection of data confirming the containment of gasses or identification of the presence of gas emissions. If the EPA does approve the enforcement of this law then there will be a boom in sales of this camera and associated heavy lift drones to perform aerial OGI inspections. Many of these federally mandated inspections will use these $40-50K or more cameras to gather images for inclusion in compliance databases that will document onsite location compliance.
FLIR GFx320 - Intrinsically Safe OGI Camera | FLIR Systems
Thanks!
Michael
It is nice to see someone with uSAS and Thermography combined experience sharing their knowledge and information with us on this website!
Can you please comment on the new directions taken by the present EPA administration in relation to the halt in enforcement of the fugitive gas emissions policy as specified in the EPA 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 60, Subpart 0000 law? Specifically, do you have information that the eventual enforcement of this law will take place?
Here is a press release mandating a stay to the enforcement and a reconsideration process to either amend or scrap this regulation.
EPA Stays Oil and Gas Standards | US EPA
As you know, FLIR had lobbyists incorporate their Optical Gas Inspection GFX 320 sensor/camera as a specified tool for the collection of data confirming the containment of gasses or identification of the presence of gas emissions. If the EPA does approve the enforcement of this law then there will be a boom in sales of this camera and associated heavy lift drones to perform aerial OGI inspections. Many of these federally mandated inspections will use these $40-50K or more cameras to gather images for inclusion in compliance databases that will document onsite location compliance.
FLIR GFx320 - Intrinsically Safe OGI Camera | FLIR Systems
Thanks!
Michael