Explosive gas and mercaptan detection
Reducing the risk of explosions and service interruption by detecting dangerous gases before and after events
July 2022, New England utility company is facing over $333,000 in penalties from OSHA for a manhole explosion that killed one worker.
May-June 2022, multiple manhole explosions rocked downtown Boston, MA, resulting in evacuations, street closures, property damage and injury.
Sept-Nov 2021, a contractor in Syracuse, NY was injured in a manhole explosion that left 1,300 people without power. A month later in Boston, MA, firefighters and crews were sent to investigate a manhole explosion that sent the manhole cover flying into the air. The following November in Providence, RI, burning secondary cables caused several exploding manhole covers in the downtown area.
Sentir detected significant levels of methane with the presence of methyl mercaptan in the area.
Customer was alerted of hazardous conditions by SensorCore automated monitoring.
Field crew searched the area around the structure for a gas leak, which was found 20 feet from the device
- Reduce risk of injuries to public through proactive response
- Improve maintenance by identifying high risk locations
The risks from manhole events can be reduced or prevented with our technology
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