Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon (TPH) and BTEX Monitoring Systems

PetroSense sensors represent "best in breed" technology for the detection of total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH). PetroSense sensors operate in air (vapor), water and soil. PetroSense sensors are non-specific detectors for TPH, semi-volatile hydrocarbons (e.g., diesel fuel, heating fuels, etc.), richloroethylene/perchloroethylene and many other related compounds.

PetroSense sensors operate in air (vapor), water and soil.

The PetroSense sensors have a very strong response for aromatic and other large hydrocarbon compounds. This makes these sensors very useful for the detection of BTEX (benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene and xylenes), which is used as a tracer for TPH leaks/contamination. The characteristic relative response factors (RRF's) can be determined for specific sites. The sensors can be calibrated for specific compounds expected at a given site, or the non-specific readings can be converted to the concentrations of these specific compounds by use of the appropriate RRF's. See how the PetroSense sensors have been used in a variety of applications.

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BTEX Detection and Monitoring

BTEX monitoring systems

PetroSense (FCI Environmental, Inc.) has been a leader in Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon (TPH) and BTEX monitoring systems for almost twenty years. PetroSentry is the only commercially available system that can detect both the presence and concentration of TPH and BTEX in vapor and dissolved in water on a real time basis in field applications. We offer both a portable version for on site spot testing PHA-100 Plus and a continuous monitoring version CMS-100 that allows users to monitor remote sites via the internet...

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PetroSentry

Petrosentry system
  • Detects and quantify total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) presence in both vapor and dissolved form
  • Remotely access and control the system and its settings, including alarm levels and sample timing
  • Operate for extended periods without operator attention
  • Interface with most commercial loggers, PLCs and samplers

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PetroSense Applications

Environmental Monitoring & testing
  • In-situ vapor measurements in wells
  • In-situ water measurements in wells
  • Cooling Tower monitoring
  • Water measurements in bailed samples from wells
  • Surface water measurements
  • Tracking of a hydrocarbon leak in progress (plume migration)
  • In-situ monitor for vapor extraction systems
  • Leak detection for above ground and...
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DHP-485

digital hydrocarbon probe

The detection and total measurement of petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) was historically achieved
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PHA-100

PORTABLE HYDROCARBON ANALYZER

The PHA-100 portable hydrocarbon analyzer is designed to meet field monitoring requirements. In the analytical mode...
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CMS-100

WEB LOGGER

The CMS-100 will display alarms on the web. It also has the capacity to send alarm notices via e-mail..
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CMS-4000

CONTINUOUS MONITORING SYSTEM

The CMS-4000 is a simple, reliable tool to measure and monitor total petroleum hydrocarbons in water.
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PETROSENTRY

pETROSENTRY SYSTEM

PetroSense hydrocarbon monitoring systems have become the technology of choice for in-situ ...
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PetroSense
independent study

Independent third party study by:

Ken Wilcox Associates, Inc.

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Sensitive to BTEX

Petrosense sensors

PetroSense sensors are very sensitive to BTEX and its individual components dissolved in water. The Sensors are capable of detecting low concentrations of BTEX with a high degree of accuracy...
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Accurate

Immediate response

The PetroSense sensors begin to respond immediately to the presence of BTEX hydrocarbons dissolved in water. They provide quantitative results in ppm of the compound used to...
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Quick

5 minutes

Quick in the presence of product, the sensors achieve a 95% detection level in approximately 5 minutes. When the sensors are removed from contaminated water containing a product and placed...
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