Strata Worldwide

Detecting and monitoring toxic and flammable gases to safeguard the health and safety of workers and the environment

Real-time remote data and early danger warnings

Audio/Visual warning alarms underground and notifications at the surface

Wired and wireless equipment options

Multi-sensor and single-sensor devices

State-of-the-art equipment and technologies measure the precise concentration and particulate matter (PM) size composition of airborne dust

All hazardous dust including respirable crystalline silica

Data stored over time to provide analysis of trends and identification of problem areas

Toxic fumes, temperature, humidity, pressure, air velocity, vibration

Adequate ventilation and airflow are essential for maintaining safe air quality. They help dilute hazardous gases, fumes, and contaminants, control dust, and regulate temperatures.

In emergency situations, proper ventilation and airflow are crucial for smoke extraction in the event of a fire.

Airflow sensors provide real-time data on airflow patterns, velocity, and volume, while immediate alarms alert users to potential issues.

Continuous remote monitoring of ground stability/movement and the integrity of rock structures

Sensors provide automated notifications and advance warning of excessive displacement

Potential issues can be identified and corrected

Fire detection systems utilize heat and smoke detectors or carbon monoxide gas detectors to identify the risk of fire

Linear heat detectors monitor temperature along a cable

Real-time data and automated alarm systems alert personnel and initiate necessary actions to mitigate the risk

Wireless and battery-powered, the devices communicate on a wireless mesh network

Data from all underground devices and instruments is collected and analyzed in real-time on Strata’s SafeSITE platform

The multi-layered user interface (UI) includes centralized interactive maps of the underground facility for system-level monitoring and the ability to zoom into individual devices, equipment, and personnel

Monitor and manage all underground systems and individual devices from the surface

Location, position, and operating status of underground equipment

Battery voltage, setpoint configuration, and Input/Output commands

Overall system/network health

Remote and automated control of underground ventilation systems through automatic control of fan activity

Number and location of personnel underground

Number and location of vehicles or assets underground

Number and location of alarms underground

Individual and broadcast messages and warning alarms