Live invitation | Remote sensing knows no bounds, sharing extraordinary spectra - Yingsa Optical Fourier Infrared Remote Sensing Spectrometer Technology Lecture

Fourier transform infrared telemetry spectrometer——Cross dimensional breakthroughs in infrared spectroscopy and remote sensing

In high-risk industries such as petrochemicals and chemicals, gas leaks are like "invisible killers" that can lead to chemical clouds, endanger personnel safety, and cause major accidents such as explosions and poisoning. Classic analytical methods (such as gas chromatography, infrared spectroscopy, etc.) require close proximity or on-site sampling for detection.

Fourier transform infrared telemetry spectroscopy technology has emerged! Based on the principle of interference and infrared absorption spectroscopy, it can quickly identify various volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and toxic gases (such as ammonia and hydrogen sulfide) from several kilometers away through non-contact scanning, as well as accurately detect pollutant chemical clouds, achieving second level response and precise positioning of leaks.

In the field of environmental monitoring, Fourier transform infrared remote sensing spectrometer can monitor the composition and concentration of pollutants in the atmosphere in real time, providing scientific basis for environmental governance.

Remote sensing of toxic and explosive gases at fire and hazardous chemical accident sites to prevent explosion injuries to firefighters; Rapid identification and distribution monitoring of unknown types of hazardous chemicals at the scene of hazardous chemical accidents. Monitoring of whether ships entering 12 nautical miles and ports have replaced their clean oil and exceeded emissions standards.