Product news

nVent Electric plc has announced the launch of a new range of nVent RAYCHEM hazardous area heat tracing panels for the European market.

The company’s latest release of pipeline management software meets new standards, including cybersecurity-related guidance sponsored by the Department of Energy.

OLYMPUS Stream image analysis software now leverages the power of artificial intelligence to bring next-generation image segmentation to industrial microscope inspections.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has chosen a suite of subsea navigation, positioning and communications technologies from Sonardyne for its first commercial SPICE AUVs.

The company has launched NEL-SURE, a real-time software tool for the verification of subsea multiphase flow meters.

Endress+Hauser’s tried-and-tested transmitter technology has evolved with an even stronger focus on simplicity and user-friendliness.

“EZ Flow” allows for transport of treated heavy crude oil over great distances without heating the pipeline and without adding large amounts of chemical or diluent.

The companies have launched the PipeSearch platform to connect oil country tubular goods (OCTG) demand to supply.

The companies have formed an alliance to accelerate digital transformation of industries such as power, energy, chemicals and mining with the launch of a new solution called Connected Build.

The new technology is available for pH/ORP, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen sensors – and it will be extended to the complete sensor portfolio for liquid analysis.

Cygnus recently worked with Deep Trekker to achieve full integration with their unique and polyvalent ROVs.

TDW completed the isolation working for a major operator through its local partner, Strides Energy & Maritime Ltd. (Strides).

This spotlight session reviews some of the topics and themes raised in C-FER’s article for World Pipelines, entitled ‘Revisiting the risk’, written by staff engineer, Tyler Paxman and Mark Stephens.

The system is designed to provide a full 360° inspection of coated and uncoated tube surfaces.

Hempel has acquired a unique technology developed by Das Lack Enertherm (DLE), a German-English company.