The Rosemount 702 Wireless Discrete Transmitter with Tyco Thermal Controls’ TraceTek technology is designed to allow operators to quickly and inexpensively add hydrocarbon leak detection and monitoring to their operations.
The integration of the vendor’s Smart Wireless technology and Tyco
TraceTek leak detection sensors enables cost-effective liquid
hydrocarbon leak detection for single tanks, large tank farms and
pipelines. TraceTek sensors react to contact with a liquid hydrocarbon
and send a discrete signal to the Rosemount 702 wireless transmitter
that is transmitted wirelessly back to the control system. The
combination can let users ensure that their operations comply with
government regulations and that valuable hydrocarbons are not wasted.
Distant tanks, pipelines and valves can now be monitored without the
need to run expensive signal wires back to the control room, saving up
to 60% of the total system cost, says the vendor.Emerson Process Managementwww.EmersonProcess.com/SmartWireless800.854.8257
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