A pipeline operator discovers that cellular technology can be a cost-effective and efficient alternative to satellite towers for its pipeline integrity system.
One meter does it all—measuring multiple refined oil products with a clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeter.
Sensornet’s innovative DTS system overcomes the limitations of measurement technologies to close the monitoring gap.
Common sense, safety, economics and regulations require pipelines to be surveyed on a controlled frequency determined by the size of the line, operating pressure and location. Here’s one system that works far and near.
A SaaS leak-detection service allows SCADA systems to exchange data with remote applications, offering an affordable alternative to the expense of a traditional system.
Testing and evaluation of leak-detection fluid proves crucial for gas-distribution systems.
To prevent leaks and spills, operators must make a concerted effort to ensure that integrity information is shared across multiple departments.
Keynote speech by Ray Miller of Kinder Morgan discusses energy macro-issues
and the importance of leak detection.
Conference sponsors showcase products and services designed to detect leaks,
monitor and repair pipelines.
The recent development of a hand-held prototype acoustic (sonic) locator has shown promise in its ability to help utility personnel locate buried pipes.