We Invent to Prevent.
+1 425 251-1483
285 SW 41st Street, Renton, WA 98057, USA
Gas Pipeline Inspection Service
Aerial gas pipeline inspection for methane leaks detection using the ALMA remote laser detector
For now, aerial inspection using a remote laser detector is the most accurate and fastest way to detect methane leaks at gas infrastructure facilities.
4 steps to result
Simple sequence of actions
Service order
You order GPI Service on the website or by phone +1 425 251−1483.
Clarifying details
We contact you to clarify the details: time, location, facility length, permits.
We do our job
At the appointed time, we fly around the area along the approved route.
Detailed report
We submit a graphical report with the inspection results with GPS reference in a form convenient for you. Example report is below.
Inspection with an ALMA aircraft based laser detector is 20 times faster than from the ground.
The diode laser spectroscopy method used in our detectors is the most accurate to date.
We provide the customer with a comprehensive, informative report on the inspection with attached media files.
Highly qualified engineers provide inspection and reports.
We have completed over 250 inspections of various gas infrastructure facilities in the United states, identifying thousands of detections.
Each project is individual for us. We take into account and implement our customer’s requirements.
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Reasons to choose our GPI Service
Applications
Dozens of completed projects around the world
Mounting on any aircraft!
We have a wide network of partners who are aircraft owners. At your request, we will choose any type and size for a specific task.
250K miles
gas pipelines
in 50
states of the USA
11700
hours in air
FAQ
Honest answers to important questions
We can inspect up to 372 miles (600 kilometers) of gas infrastructure facilities per working day using the aerial inspection service. A pipeline with a length of more than 372 miles (600 kilometers) is examined in several stages.
The ALMA G2 detector can be mounted on a Bell 206 helicopter and similar models. The new ALMA G4 detector can be installed on any helicopter using a certified bracket.
Yes. ALMA detectors operate at speeds of up to 62 mph (100 km/h) without loss of detection quality.
The algorithm of flying around an area is set at discretion, based on the need to inspect specific points at the facility. This type of inspection is best of all carried out using UAVs, which can do this in a fully automatic mode.
Final cost of the service consists of many factors: equipment used, carrier, terrain, etc.
Yes. Each device is designed for a specific gas detection limit length. You will find this information in the equipment technical specifications. The lower is the flight altitude, the higher the useful signal is and, as a result, the higher the sensitivity will be.
Contact Us
You can order a GPI Service or ask questions here.