AccuLase-GPA™ was designed for specific natural gas and refinery applications. AccuLase is backed by 40 years of experience in the natural gas industry.
AccuLase-GPA™ uses a proprietary measurement cell that detects H2S down to 0.15 ppm, rivaling the capabilities of lead-acetate tape technology. AccuLase-GPA™ is specific to H2S without methane, CO2, or benzene interferences. Since AccuLase-GPA™ does not require a scrubber system, the response time is rapid. AccuLase-GPA™ can measure up to 4 streams.
Are you looking to avoid pipeline network “lock-out,” corrosion, or off-spec product? Do you need to automate custody transfer validation or better ensure contractual/regulatory compliance? Then AccuLase is the analyzer you need for operational certainty.
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| AccuLase-GPA TDL H2S Analyzer | ATEX / IECEx | Div. 1 | Div. 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Option(s) | 24 VDC or 90-240 VAC | 24 VDC or 90-240 VAC | 90-240 VAC |
| Power Consumption | 80 Watts DC or 110 AC | 80 Watts DC or 110 AC | 230 Watts AC |
| Enclosure | Cast Aluminium | Cast Aluminium | Painted Steel or Stainless Steel |
| Weight / Dimensions | 36″ x 40″ x 11″ / 190 lbs. | 36″ x 40″ x 11″ / 190 lbs. | 52″ x 25″ x 13″ / 100 lbs. |
AccuLase-GPA’s proprietary measurement cell detects H2S down to a 0.15 ppm lower detection limit, matching the sensitivity long associated with lead-acetate tape systems – but without the tape, chemicals, or replacement cycles those systems require. It’s also selective to H2S alone, so methane, CO2, and benzene in the sample stream don’t skew the reading, something tape-based methods can struggle with.
Because AccuLase-GPA doesn’t rely on a background scrubber to isolate H2S, sample gas reaches the measurement cell faster, giving a quicker response to concentration changes. That directly reduces the risk of pipeline network lock-out, corrosion, and off-spec product reaching downstream customers – the core reasons operators move from scrubber-based instruments to a tunable diode laser platform in the first place.
A single AccuLase-GPA unit can monitor up to four gas streams, making it a practical, cost-effective option for custody transfer points or facilities running multiple pipelines without needing a dedicated analyzer for each one.
AccuLase-GPA runs with no consumables and automatic calibration, and it doesn’t need purge or instrument air to operate, so day-to-day upkeep is limited to periodic checks rather than scheduled tape or reagent replacement – a meaningful maintenance advantage over older H2S measurement technologies.
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When it comes to solving complex applications challenges for customers, David Haydt has built his stellar reputation as the “go-to guy” over his 28-year career at Galvanic. Dave joined the company in 1993 as an applications technician at Galvanic’s Calgary headquarters. From 1999 to early 2006, he served as a field-service technician based out of Houston, Texas, providing start-up assistance, field repair service, and training to Galvanic’s natural gas transmission, petrochemical and refining industry customers. In 2006, he was promoted to production manager for Galvanic’s gas-analysis products, overseeing all aspects – from design and development of tailored systems to meet the customer’s specific application needs to ensuring on-time delivery of products. In 2015 Dave assumed the role of R&D/applications manager, where he became responsible for Galvanic’s entire line of gas- and liquid-analysis products. In 2021 Dave was promoted to Vice President of Product Innovation. Dave is accountable for the evolution of Galvanic’s entire product portfolio.
Dave started his career as a laboratory analyst for Norwest Laboratories in Alberta, Canada. He holds a bachelor of science degree in chemistry from the University of Calgary.
An operations-focused executive with 20+ years of experience driving financial performance in technology-based multi-national companies, Steve Aasen joined Galvanic in late 2014 as director of finance. He came to Galvanic from General Dynamics Canada, Ltd, one of Canada’s largest and most-established defence system integrators, where he served for eight years as director of finance. Earlier, Steve was at Telvent North America, a leading Calgary-based IT and industrial-automation provider for pipeline and energy-utility companies. He started as divisional controller and ultimately served as the company’s chief financial officer. Steve received a bachelor of commerce degree in accounting from the University of Saskatchewan, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. He also earned a CMA Designation from the Society of Management Accountants.
A senior business executive with more than 20 years of management experience in the global oil & gas industry, Rene Aldana joined Galvanic as its CEO in June, 2018. Rene has extensive experience in strategic leadership, process automation, talent development, and M&A integration that will benefit the next chapter of Galvanic’s growth and progress. Before coming to Galvanic, Rene was the chief operating officer for ZCL Composites Inc., a TSX-listed composites manufacturing company serving the petroleum, water, and waste water industries. Previously, he was the managing director for Yokogawa Canada, a world leader in industrial process measurement and automation solutions. For 18 years prior, he served in a series of high-profile positions at Telvent, starting in customer service, followed by engineering project management, and culminating as vice president of its International Oil & Gas division. He has a bachelor’s of science in computer science from the Simon Fraser University in Canada, an executive MBA from the IE Business School in Spain, and an ICD.D designation from Canada’s Institute of Corporate Directors. Rene is fluent in English, Spanish (native), and Portuguese.