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Until now, methods of surveying, detecting, and locating leaks in the oil and gas fields have been inefficient and costly to conduct. Workers have risked their lives to climb high-rising stacks and inspections have caused lengthy activity shutdowns.

 

Drones are a cost effective and safe solution to all of these problems.  Doheny Drones can help you take your business to the next level with the efficiency, mobility and speed of drones designed for commercial use and the perfect sensor package. your business improve on safety, it can help you move into the next generation of inspections in the oil and gas industry.

 

OIL & GAS PIPELINE INSPECTIONS

Drones have become the most economical type of platform for the inspection of the thousands of miles of pipelines transporting oil and gas around the world. These infrastructures must constantly be monitored to reduce the potential for undetected leaks, which in the past have caused life threatening fires and explosions. The temperature differences between fluid and soil mean that oil and gas leaks show up well in thermal imaging. Operators can fly drones and hover at low altitudes over the pipelines with special cameras and sensors, sending information to the assessor showing the pipe’s condition.

 

OFFSHORE OIL PLATFORM INSPECTIONS

Working offshore only adds to the intricacy of inspecting oil platforms, and puts workers at a higher risk. Lengthy shutdowns can damage efficiency and operations are forced to go offline. Transitioning your business from the traditional methods to using drones can help minimize these complications. Drones can fly within meters of the offshore platform whilst sending real-time information to the operator on the rig. HD video and still imagery can be provided from all angles - vital information that can be used to assess and plan necessary work in advance. 

 

GAS EMISSIONS MONITORING

 

The highly sensitive optical sensors that are available with drones can help monitor gas emissions over critical sites and large areas that are otherwise difficult to cover. They make surveying, identifying and correcting leaks a manageable task and with nearly 500,000 hydraulically fractured gas wells across the U.S., this task is critical. Drones help reduce the cost of carrying out such inspections and allow safe 3D mapping of drill sites, gas pipelines, landfills and other municipal operations,