A system, device, and method for leak detection and monitoring. The system includes a plurality of gas sensors with wireless connectivity adapted to be distributed over an area of interest that contains a suspected gas leak. An aggregator aggregates leak detection data obtained from the plurality of gas sensors. At web-based user interface allow viewing of the data on any of various non-specific electronic devices. The user interface is simultaneously accessible on a plurality of wireless mobile devices. A wireless local area network, such as a mesh network with the sensors as nodes, interconnects each of the plurality of gas sensors and the aggregator.

A material property sensor for a pressure transmitter comprises a sensing pattern immersed in a fill fluid. The pressure transmitter comprises a diaphragm configured for contact with a process fluid at an exterior surface of the diaphragm. The pressure transmitter further comprises a pressure sensor configured for sensing a pressure of the process fluid on the diaphragm. The pressure sensor and the diaphragm define a cavity within which the fill fluid is disposed such that the diaphragm of the pressure sensor is in contact with the fill fluid at an interior surface of the diaphragm. The sensing pattern is immersed in the fill fluid within the cavity and configured to measure an electrical property of the fill fluid at an initial time and at one or more subsequent times during operation of the pressure transmitter.

A battery pack includes a plurality of battery modules including battery cells; a pack frame accommodating the battery modules; a pack refrigerant pipe assembly connected to the battery module; and a pack refrigerant pipe housing accommodating the pack refrigerant pipe assembly.

An apparatus for inspecting a ventilation characteristic according to various embodiments may comprise: a seating unit to which an object to be inspected is attached, and which has a lower surface and an upper surface facing in a direction opposite to the lower surface and includes at least one through-hole passing through the lower surface and the upper surface; a measuring unit which includes a groove for accommodating at least a portion of the seating unit including the lower surface of the seating unit, and a fluid supply passage for supplying a fluid in a direction facing the object to be inspected which is attached to the seating unit; and a compressing unit which is disposed to apply a pressing pressure to the seating unit at a position opposite to the upper surface of the seating unit and includes a fluid discharge passage so that a fluid supplied from the measurement unit is discharged through the object to be inspected. Other embodiments are also possible.

An apparatus for inspecting a ventilation characteristic according to various embodiments may comprise: a seating unit to which an object to be inspected is attached, and which has a lower surface and an upper surface facing in a direction opposite to the lower surface and includes at least one through-hole passing through the lower surface and the upper surface; a measuring unit which includes a groove for accommodating at least a portion of the seating unit including the lower surface of the seating unit, and a fluid supply passage for supplying a fluid in a direction facing the object to be inspected which is attached to the seating unit; and a compressing unit which is disposed to apply a pressing pressure to the seating unit at a position opposite to the upper surface of the seating unit and includes a fluid discharge passage so that a fluid supplied from the measurement unit is discharged through the object to be inspected. Other embodiments are also possible.

A leak detection system includes a testing interface, which includes a rotation holder configured to retain and rotate a package. The testing interface includes a plunger apparatus configured to actuate a plunger to apply a pressure to the package before and/or during the package being inspected using a high voltage leak detection (HVLD) apparatus. The testing interface also includes a controller configured to operate and coordinate the operation of the testing interface with operation of the HVLD apparatus.

A leak detection system includes a testing interface, which includes a rotation holder configured to retain and rotate a package. The testing interface includes a plunger apparatus configured to actuate a plunger to apply a pressure to the package before and/or during the package being inspected using a high voltage leak detection (HVLD) apparatus. The testing interface also includes a controller configured to operate and coordinate the operation of the testing interface with operation of the HVLD apparatus.

A visualization system for visualizing gas leak detection data including a processor in communication with at least one memory device is provided herein. The processor is configured to receive, from one or more sensors, gas measurement data for a plurality of measurement locations within a survey area; receive, from the at least one memory device, a geographic representation of the survey area; determine, based upon the gas measurement data, estimated gas source locations of the plurality of measurement locations; and apply a smoothing algorithm to the estimated gas source locations to create a multi-dimensional density plot.

A visualization system for visualizing gas leak detection data including a processor in communication with at least one memory device is provided herein. The processor is configured to receive, from one or more sensors, gas measurement data for a plurality of measurement locations within a survey area; receive, from the at least one memory device, a geographic representation of the survey area; determine, based upon the gas measurement data, estimated gas source locations of the plurality of measurement locations; and apply a smoothing algorithm to the estimated gas source locations to create a multi-dimensional density plot.

A gas leak detection system that combines sensor units having an array of sensors that detect natural gas and the volatile organic compounds and variable atmospheric conditions that confound existing gas leak detection methods, a specially designed sensor housing that limits the variability of those atmospheric conditions, and a machine learning-enabled process that uses the wide array of sensor data to differentiate between natural gas leaks and other confounding factors. Multiple low-cost sensor units can be used to monitor gas concentrations at multiple locations across a site (e.g., a well pad or other oil or natural gas facility), enabling the gas leak detection system to model gas leak emission rates in two- or three-dimensional space to reveal the most likely origin of the gas leak.