Hybrid connectivity solutions offer a resilient and efficient means of transmitting and integrating data. Using a combination of backhauls – such as satellite and cellular – improves the resiliency of communications setups and means that emissions data, as well as information that alerts users when there’s a leak on an asset, is always available.
So why is resilient communications so important when monitoring leaks and emissions?
Reliable Connectivity
Ensuring reliable connectivity in remote areas is critical. As well as tracking asset performance via parameters including vibration and pressure, emissions can also be monitored to inform sustainability strategies and alert as to when a leak has occurred. The result? Quicker action can be taken to remedy any faults, and emissions are reduced.
Traditional monitoring methods are often insufficient due to the lack of reliable connectivity options in these remote locations, meaning expensive and time consuming methods have to be employed, as well as unnecessary trips from workers to potentially dangerous locations. However, the emergence of hybrid connectivity, which combines cellular and multiple satellite backhauls, can revolutionise energy monitoring in those locations.
Krucial provides a hybrid connectivity solution that ensures maximum resiliency by seamlessly switching between cellular networks and satellite communication, offering uninterrupted data transmission even in the most remote and challenging environments. This technology enables energy companies to gather real-time data on crucial parameters, enabling them to make informed decisions, prevent equipment failures, optimise operations, and enhance overall safety.
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