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FLARE CAMERAS
The CANTY UltraTemp™ is a vision-based camera system used with the CantyVision™ to monitor the flares inside an enclosed ground flare unit.
FLARE CAMERA
Using the ASTM D8049 & D7596 methods, the CANTY Inflow™ is a vision-based camera system used with the CANTY Vector System image processor for JET FUEL concentration and size measurement in a lab environment / at-line (Short Loop Sampler) / in-line process. The CantyVision™ Software accurately measures multiple aspects of the JET FUEL from water/ solids / gas independent of each other for accurate data.
JET FUEL
LUBE OIL ANALYSIS
Particles in lubricating and hydraulic oils are detrimental as they increase wear, clog filters, and accelerate oil degradation. Particle analysis assesses the capability of an online filtration system to clean the oil, and determines if off-line re-circulation filtration is required to clean the fluid, or whether a complete fluid change out is necessary. A high level of wear particles within the fluid is indicative of an impending component failure. Predictive maintenance by periodic lubrication oil analysis can be used to predict and prevent such failures.
LUBE OIL ANALYSIS
OIL IN WATER
CANTY specializes in OIL IN WATER monitoring. CANTY can detecting the oil droplet size as well as concentration independent of solids or gas.
OIL IN WATER
PRODUCED WATER
Canty specializes in many applications for the PRODUCED WATER industry. Some of these include concentration / particle size measurement of oil in water and solids in water.
PRODUCED WATER
Canty specializes in many REFINERY applications. Some applications include oil in water / water in oil, hydrogen reformer cameras, and desalter monitors.
REFINERY
WATER IN OIL
CANTY specializes in WATER IN OIL monitoring. CANTY can detecting the water droplet size as well as concentration independent of solids or gas.
WATER IN OIL

JM Canty

Canty is an outgrowth of the consulting practice of John M. Canty, P.E. in designing a very deep high pressure Diving Research Facility, capable of simulating ocean depths of over a mile, he found that no lighting components were available which would withstand the required pressure of 2500 PSI. It was, therefore, necessary to develop a light that would permit illuminating the chamber at these unusual conditions. Since this vessel (now installed in the high pressure laboratory of the University at Buffalo-Department of Physiology) was to be used for manned experiments, it was desirable to keep the electrical components outside. This is due to the potential fire hazard of electrical sparks in a confined environment.

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Particle Sizing

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Go Green Projects

Include applications for Oil in Water monitoring for the petroleum industry to make sure discharges are within drinking water limits. Particle size and shape knowledge is critical in maintaining and improving these processes.
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Historical Accomplishments

NASA's replacement of all sight glasses in the shuttle launch pad fuel lines with Fuseview™ sight glasses. The constant leakage failure prior to Fuseview ™ sight glasses was the number one source of delays.
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