The news articles covering our innovative method for digitizing pit valve integrity tests
It’s recommended in A4A’s specifications and industry standards set by the Joint Inspection Group (JIG) and the Energy Institute (EI) that airport hydrant operators perform monthly integrity checks on a fuel hydrant’s pit valve to determine if they have a “hot valve”.
The current process for monthly pit valve integrity tests is intrusive and presents an increased risk of jet fuel leaking into the pit box which must be cleaned up by a pit cleaning vehicle, which is why we introduced Atmos Pit Sentry, a safe and cost efficient technology that digitizes pit valve integrity tests.
Following our official launch of Atmos Pit Sentry, high traffic airports across the world have already begun trialling the hardware innovation.
Discover where Atmos Pit Sentry has made the news. Click the logos* to read.
*See page 41 of Ardova Plc’s magazine for Atmos Pit Sentry’s publicity
