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Webinar Details

Date
November 15, 2022

Time
2:00 PM Eastern

Description:

Next month's webinar showcases one of the AFPM's Innovation Award winning practice "Acoustic Imaging for Leak Detection". In 2020, Marathon identified an opportunity to use acoustic imagers for leak detection in their process units. The imagers can detect leaks in compressed air, gas, and vacuum systems. Using highly sensitive microphones, the devices convert audible and ultrasonic sound to a color-coded sound map superimposed over a standard digital picture. The result is that users are able to “see” sound, and can pinpoint the exact source of a leak, even in noisy environments. The imagers are used to detect process or utility leaks during normal operations, or to ensure leak-free startups after unit turnarounds. Join us on November 15th at 2:00 pm Eastern to learn more this innovation and how you could potentially apply the learnings to your site. Attendees will also learn about how to apply for the AFPM Innovation Award. You don’t want to miss this webinar!   

Speaker: John Zalewski, Operations Excellence Manager, Marathon Petroleum Company

 Meeting Fees:

AFPM Member:          Free

AFPM Non-Members: $150  

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