Monitoring Methane from Fracking Operations: Leak Detection and Environmental Measurements
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Abstract
Planning Group (MPPG) Chair (Figure 1), invited us, as instrumentation manufacturers who serve the fracking industry with our environmental monitoring systems, to deliver a talk on our portable analyzers that are "designed to help identify volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in air, water, and soil, atsite in real-time" 1 to address the
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OpenAlex topics: Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics · Offshore Engineering and Technologies
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PID Analyzers, LLC, Sandwich, Massachusetts, United States
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