Product news

Xiris Automation Inc. will display its new Tube and Pipe Weld Monitoring System at Messe Duesseldorf, Germany.

STATS Group has announced that the company successfully isolated a client’s key export pipeline, without the use of hot tap tees.

TWI has announced it has successfully joined a type of steel alloy, ODS steel, considered unweldable using conventional fusion methods.

The Seatooth PipeLogger TI is designed to deliver a step reduction in the cost of monitoring process temperature of subsea pipelines and jumpers.

Xiris will release and display its new weld inspection system at Messe Duesseldorf.

WFS Technologies drives down the cost of temperature monitoring of insulated subsea pipelines.

Lloyd’s Register Energy has assessed Pacific Gas and Electric Company under API RP 1173 and found no major non-conformances for its network of pipelines serving a 70 000-square-mile service area in northern and central California.

The Underwater Centre has announced it has added the FMC Schilling TITAN 4 syllabus to its current ROV training suite.

Sonardyne International Ltd has demonstrated its wireless integrity monitoring technologies during a series of in-water demonstrations held at NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Lab in Houston, Texas.

Sundyne launched new low NPSHr, high-flow pump.

Geospace Technologies Corp. has announced its programme to reduce its operating costs in light of declining product demand brought about by lower and turbulent crude oil and natural gas prices.

Rotork Valvekits has announced it has acquired Roto Hammer, an acquisition that adds a comprehensive range of valve chainwheels to the range of valve mounting kit and associated services provided by Rotork Valvekits.

Amphe-309: for extreme industrial, commercial and data centre applications.

GE and Accenture have announced that Columbia Pipeline Group (CPG) is the first company to deploy the Intelligent Pipeline Solution, a software solution that helps pipeline operators make informed decisions around pipeline safety and integrity.

The world’s first “out of the box”, self-learning motion compensation system – X-Wave – promises to speed up install and commissioning.