Pergam, September 17, 2015 - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – Pergam has recently received the Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) from Transport Canada for its aerial leak detection system ALMA.
The system combines high definition video recording with precise measurement of gas emissions. It meets all requirements for conscientious pipeline surveys. It can be utilized for transmission and gathering natural gas lines, both buried and above ground.
The equipment is designed for temporary use on Bell 206 Jet Ranger models with an installation time less than two hours.
The technology allows a save flight altitude up to 500 ft. and is independent of weather conditions.
The active laser concept is based on infrared absorption spectroscopy. A patented algorithm calculates the gas emissions in parts per million multiplied by meter (ppm*m). A georeferenced video of the right-of-way is recorded simultaneously. The deliverable is a comprehensive report that can be used to plan measures and to provide proof of inspection with historical data.
The certificate can be found in the NAPA database by entering certification number SH15-22. The system was also awarded type certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 2013 and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in 2011.
About Pergam: Pergam is a multinational corporation with core competencies in remote gas detection and a wide range of nondestructive testing methods (NDT). The headquarters are located in Switzerland. A sales and support office in Seattle, WA is dedicated to the needs of the North American market. Pergam provides cutting edge products and inspection services to the natural gas industry. With its unique and patented ALMA and SELMA systems, Pergam is a pioneer in laser based gas leak detection.
The system combines high definition video recording with precise measurement of gas emissions. It meets all requirements for conscientious pipeline surveys. It can be utilized for transmission and gathering natural gas lines, both buried and above ground.
The equipment is designed for temporary use on Bell 206 Jet Ranger models with an installation time less than two hours.
The technology allows a save flight altitude up to 500 ft. and is independent of weather conditions.
The active laser concept is based on infrared absorption spectroscopy. A patented algorithm calculates the gas emissions in parts per million multiplied by meter (ppm*m). A georeferenced video of the right-of-way is recorded simultaneously. The deliverable is a comprehensive report that can be used to plan measures and to provide proof of inspection with historical data.
The certificate can be found in the NAPA database by entering certification number SH15-22. The system was also awarded type certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 2013 and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in 2011.
About Pergam: Pergam is a multinational corporation with core competencies in remote gas detection and a wide range of nondestructive testing methods (NDT). The headquarters are located in Switzerland. A sales and support office in Seattle, WA is dedicated to the needs of the North American market. Pergam provides cutting edge products and inspection services to the natural gas industry. With its unique and patented ALMA and SELMA systems, Pergam is a pioneer in laser based gas leak detection.
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