Abstract
The use of nondispersive infrared (NDIR) detection technology as a basis for a hazardous area classification is described. Methods for identifying fugitive emission leaks using NDIR technology, quantifying leak data, and applying the results to document the basis for a hazardous area classification are presented. Limitations associated with the technology are also defined. A case history of a gas and oil production facility is provided to illustrate how a hazardous area classification design may be implemented using the technology.
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