Hazapp
Haz is an Android app to inspect machineries placed in Oil and Gas Industries. An inspector with the app on his smart phone can examine high sensitive areas in the industry, where smartphone usage is, otherwise, prohibited.
Exclusive Features
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Site Info
Learn about the site from the date plate
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Dashboard
Perform inspection, enforce regulation in a hazardous area like an oil field with a smartphone app
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Visual Inspection
Carry visual inspection of the site, wait for the inspector to upload the results in the app
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Equipment Protections
The app will check every piece of equipment in the site for consistency and report if a glitch is found
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Detailed Report
A report inclusive of hazardous area classifications and equipment nameplate details and result, passed or failed
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Regulations & Compliances
A handbook for people working with electric equipment in hazardous areas is available within the app
The Challenges & Solutions
- Usage of electromagnetic device like a smartphone in the oil industry carries fire hazards
- To make all the relevant app data available offline and syncing that data when the phone goes online
- We made the app work in offline mode to quash the emission of electromagnetic waves that a cellular phone active on a cellular network or Wi-Fi radiates and may inflate inflammable fluids around.
- We stored all the data required for successful inspection of the machineries in the smartphone’s local database and the app would sync the acquired data with the server when online.
4 People
Team Size
25 Weeks
Project Duration
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Wireframe tool
Android Studio
Development
Adobe Photoshop
Design
Python
Backend development
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