October 2017
Environment and Safety
Turn to open-path laser detectors for HF gas safety
Process engineers at a refinery in one of the Rocky Mountain states were concerned about detecting the potential accidental release of hydrogen fluoride (HF) gas at their plant as part of a recent series of upgrades to the facility.
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The Author
Dean, K. - MSA Senscient, Poole, UK
Kevin Dean is a Product Manager with MSA Safety, and has more than 35 yr of experience in industrial gas detection. He has held numerous sales, marketing and product management roles within the industry before joining Senscient, which is now part of MSA Safety. Mr. Dean has an HNC in engineering and a postgraduate diploma in marketing with the UK Chartered Institute of Marketing.
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