Infrastructure
Infrastructure refers to essential facilities and services that form the foundation of everyday life, such as electricity, gas, water supply and sewage systems, telecommunications, the internet, roads, and public transportation (buses and trains).
As a result, a stable supply is critical, and the maintenance of infrastructure is indispensable. Infrastructure often includes confined or narrow spaces, which can pose risks such as oxygen deficiency and gas poisoning. Continuous gas concentration monitoring during operations in such environments is vital.
Our Strengths
Rugged, Compact, and Reliable Gas Detection for Infrastructure
At RIKEN KEIKI, we have developed ultra-compact multi-gas detectors that fit in the palm of your hand, despite their advanced capabilities. Weighing approximately 100 grams, these lightweight devices are ideal for use in confined or narrow spaces. All models have passed dustproof and waterproof tests, making them suitable for gas monitoring in a wide range of environments.
We also offer a variety of options such as attachable pumps and remote sampling probes, enabling our detectors to adapt to the diverse scenarios unique to infrastructure-related gas monitoring.
Solutions for the Unique Needs of Specialized Environments
At Riken Keiki, we have ample experience providing solutions adapted to meet the unique needs of specialized environments such as:
・Real-time monitoring of CO₂ and CH₄ concentrations in biogas
Gas monitoring using highly selective infrared sensors for accurate detection.
・Detection of odorizing agents
We offer both portable gas monitors for detecting natural gas leaks via odorizing agents as well as fixed gas detectors ideal for continuous monitoring of odorizing equipment.
・Combustible gas measurement during N₂/LNG purging
Our portable gas monitors equipped with thermal conductivity sensors are suitable for use even in nitrogen-rich environments.
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New Solutions for Key Challenges
Through the development of new calorimeters, we have solved key challenges, including:
Gas Market: LPG and other gases used for calorific value adjustment are expensive, requiring minimal use. However, while gas chromatography (GC) offers high precision, it cannot provide continuous measurement, making it unsuitable for equipment control.
Power Market: To prevent turbine damage, a stable supply of consistent calorific value is necessary.
