Aaron Paterson
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Aaron Paterson joined Det-Tronics in 2012 as an administrator in the technical support group. In his current Flame Applications Engineer role, he provides guidance to customers who use optical flame detection in challenging and/or unique applications. He also works closely with product management and recommends product innovations based on customer feedback. Aaron has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.

Located above the Arctic Circle, Yamal is a ground-breaking project to develop the huge condensate gas fields in the Russian Yamal peninsula. Extreme cold and winds, long periods of darkness, snowfall that never melts, and fog and mist that accumulate and freeze on equipment combine to require high-performance technology such as the Det-Tronics flame and gas detectors specified for the application. (Photo originally used for the Yamal and Adjusting Territories Oil and Gas Investment Projects Report by Vostock Capital.)
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Selecting fire and gas detectors for harsh and remote locations

Liquid natural gas (LNG) facilities in the frozen Russian Arctic. Drilling platforms in the swells of the North Sea. Pipelines that cross miles of heaving permafrost or blowing desert sands. These are some of the settings where industrial fire and…