Marine Leak Detection Gases are specialized tracer gases used to identify leaks in marine systems. These gases are typically non-toxic, inert, and detectable at low concentrations for safety and precision. Gas systems incorporate sensors and monitoring equipment to ensure efficient leak detection in pipelines, tanks, and other marine infrastructure.

Marine Leak Detection Gases and Gas Systems typically include the following key specifications and technical properties:

Size: Gas cylinders range from 10L to 50L, with portable detectors measuring 150mm to 300mm in length.

Grade: High-purity tracer gases (e.g., helium, hydrogen, or sulfur hexafluoride) with purity levels ≥99.99%.

Viscosity: Low viscosity for rapid dispersion (e.g., helium: ~19.9 μPa·s at 20°C).

Buoyancy: Helium is highly buoyant (lighter than air), while sulfur hexafluoride is dense (heavier than air).

Material: Gas cylinders are typically aluminum or stainless steel; detectors use corrosion-resistant polymers and metals.

Pressure: Gas storage at 150-300 bar, depending on cylinder type.

Detection Sensitivity: Systems detect leaks as small as 1x10⁻⁶ mbar·L/s.

Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C for most systems.

Response Time: ≤1 second for real-time detection.

Power Supply: 12V-24V DC or rechargeable batteries (8-24 hours runtime).