Uson introduced a new videoconferencing consultation service for leak-proof lines, valves and other components.
Uson launched a line of RFID tags with both standard and custom components tailored to application requirements for leak detection.
Industrial Scientific announced that Saudi Aramco has signed an agreement with Zaff International Ltd to serve as its exclusive agent within Saudi Arabia. This agreement covers the supply of all required gas detection equipment and services from Industrial Scientific to Saudi Aramco for the next five years.
Fiber Optic Systems Technology Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, has reported that the corporation will provide corrosion monitoring systems for a technology development project for the pipeline industry supported by the Alberta government.
The Pipeline Simulation Interest Group (PSIG), Houston, a well-known and respected technical organization in the pipeline and gas industry, is proud to announce that its 42nd Annual Meeting will be held in the majestic wine country of Napa, Calif., from the 24th- 27th of May, 2011.
Renewables pipelines will need remediation equipment, due to inherent corrosion, reports a new study by SBI Energy. In Washington, SBI Energy has recently published a report on specialty pipelines, titled “Specialty Pipelines for Renewable and Alternative Energy Substances.”
Shawcor Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, has reported that its subsidiary, Shaw Pipe Protection Limited, has entered into an agreement to acquire certain of the coating assets and business of Altus Energy Services Partnership, Altus Energy Services Ltd. and Nusco Northern Manufacturing Ltd.
Piedmont Natural Gas enlists the cooperation of another operator to solve the mystery of low pipe-to-soil potentials on two of its lines.
The new Institute for Corrosion and Multiphase Technology (ICMT) at Ohio University is the largest pipeline research facility in the world and the only one in the United States to study microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) inside large sections of pipeline, according to its founders.
With some 30,000 consumers depending on reliable service, Southeast Alabama Gas District needed highly accurate meters and a plugged-in SCADA system.