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Attention HazMat & Response professionals. Have you heard that Blackline just increased your detection capabilities? Read more here! What you'll find is a new era of AREA MONITOR that permits up to 8 gas sensors + GAMMA radiation, with specifications far surpassing your currently deployed technology. Learn how we're different and experience our quick-connect wireless deployment capability (under 3-minutes) with NO antennas or repeaters, NO gateways, NO distance limitations in data delivery to IC, NO limits on # of connected devices, NO designated host computer and, of course, all with our award-winning customer service. Oh, ask us about trade-ins.

🚀 Exciting news! We’re thrilled to introduce the EXO 8—the ONLY direct-to-cloud area monitor that detects up to 8 gases AND gamma radiation! This breakthrough is set to revolutionize area monitoring and early threat detection. Designed for large-scale industrial sectors such as oil and gas, petrochemical, mining, and water and wastewater, the EXO 8 empowers teams to respond quickly to incidents involving hazardous substances, protecting workers, communities, and the environment. Chris Johnson, Hazmat Technician for the Westchester County Department of Emergency Services in New York, highlighted EXO 8’s gamma detection capabilities, stating, “Blackline Safety’s G7 EXO was already my preferred area monitor in the field.... EXO 8 with gamma detection will help us in even more scenarios, including behind-the-scenes monitoring. Gamma allows us to use the device for public safety as part of protection during mass gatherings. It will also keep our people more protected because we can detect more gases.” Learn more about this ground-breaking innovation here - https://lnkd.in/gpWnNuUy

Did you miss our IFPTOC webinar? With IFPTOC - our new earth-fault protection method for compensated distribution networks - you gain an optimal balance between safety and power supply quality. Watch the webinar on-demand to get technical insights and see several examples of IFPTOC operation during various types of earth faults, demonstrating the performance of the new protection method with actual fault recordings.

Akkujen uudelleenkäytön haasteista: "The increasing supply of batteries decommissioned from electric vehicles holds the potential to meet the demand for grid scale storage. However, the numerous standards and code requirements, such as those outlined by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Underwriters Laboratories (UL), present significant obstacles to the practical implementation of second-life battery systems. By analyzing a demonstration project funded through a grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC), we outline the best practices for overcoming design and engineering challenges. This exploration aims to expedite and facilitate the widespread adoption of second-life battery storage solutions in the mass market." https://lnkd.in/di4KQM7R

THE RECORDING OF THE WEBINAR “THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN HVACR, FOLLOWING F-GAS 3.0: BEST PRACTICES, SAFETY AND TOOLS” IS NOW AVAILABLE

The Energy Institute (EI) is launching the new, 5th edition of 'Model Code of Safe Practice Part 15: Area Classification for Installations Handling Flammable Fluids (a.k.a. EI 15)'. Join us in person for a free, half-day Launch Event to learn about the key changes between the 4th and 5th editions, and details of the dispersion modelling work which was carried out by RPS. We expect 50-60 delegates, including members of the EI's Area Classification Working Group, academics, regulators, and other industry professionals specialising in process safety and hazardous area classification. The event will be held in two locations: - Warrington, 1st October - London, 26th November Both events will follow a similar agenda and cover the same core topics, so you can choose the location that is more convenient for you. If you would like to attend, please book your free place in one of the links below, depending on your preferred location (spaces are filling up fast, so please book as soon as possible to secure your spot). Warrington: https://lnkd.in/dwA4nnsX London: https://lnkd.in/d2aZ9TCR Please let me know if you have any questions. #hazardousareaclassification #processsafety #EI15 #energyinstitute

Please check out the latest issue of the SFPE Europe magazine! As always, a mix of important topics are discussed including smoke detector spacing, guidelines on photovoltaic systems, calculations of fire spread, enhancement of education by a new experimental facility and at last but not least core competences for fire protection engineers. The issue also includes short messages from the editor and from the new chairman of SFPE Europe (you may know the last one 😊). If you want to contribute to future issues of the magazine, please do not hesitate (more information on the SFPE Europe Magazine web page below). Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE)

All the lengthy technical papers covering pre- and post-compensated flow control can make the subject intimidating. But it’s easy to understand if you break it down to its basic elements. Here’s a simple discussion that does just that. https://t.co/s7VoMb0Ffb https://lnkd.in/dDaeF5Na #SAFPA#fluidpower

Kevin Rose will be presenting at the 13th annual SPE Well Decommissioning Conference on 4-5 June at P&J Live, Aberdeen. https://lnkd.in/eftGezQS The theme is ‘Well Decommissioning & Late Well Life in the Net Zero Era’. Kevin’s presentation on day one looks at the role of our low-carbon, low-footprint, fibre optic surveillance system in assessing and restoring effective well barriers.   With single-use fibre optic surveillance, operators can quickly locate the source of pressure build-up or flow in the annulus to plan efficient remedial and P&A operations. The information can be used to minimise rig time and the risk of failure. Distributed fibre optic sensing (#DFOS) delivers acoustic and temperature data at all well depths simultaneously, enabling the velocity of flow or pressure events to be tracked over time.  The data enables the source of the pressure to be separated from flow restrictions and ingress depth, giving a clear picture of integrity challenges.    Three case studies will demonstrate how this surveillance technique provided important insights when operators were seeking to verify three different P&A isolation technologies.   For more information please get in touch on info@well-sense.co.uk #welldecommissioning #wellsurveillance #downholedata

Fourth Consultancy Meeting on Approach and Preparation for Operation of Small Modular Reactors - Venue: Vienna International Centre, Building M, Meeting Room M0E13 and Virtual on MS Teams Meeting - Dates: 17 – 20 October 2023 - Objectives The purpose of the event is to write, review and discuss the draft publication document reflecting the results from the technical meeting on the approach and preparation for operation of near-term deployable SMRs. This event will be achieved by presenting, discussing and writing technical information on specific topics needed to be filled.