Pigging and inspection news
Choosing the direct or indirect path
Jeremy Silber, Eric Yang, Christopher Lepore and Yash Yadav, Delta Energy Group, USA, compare pipeline leak detection technologies and the challenges and misconception of fibre optic leak detection.
AMETEK acquires Virtek Vision International
AMETEK, Inc. has announced the acquisition of Virtek Vision International, a provider of advanced laser-based projection and inspection systems.
Fulkrum diversifies its service portfolio with new offerings
Fulkrum’s Asset Integrity Management (AIM) services help organisations ensure the safety, reliability, and performance of their physical assets.
NDT Global partners with Aramco to launch 56 in. ultrasonic inspection tool
NDT Global has announced it is collaborating with Aramco to launch the industry's largest 56 in. ultrasonic inline inspection tool for enhanced pipeline safety
Trans Mountain announces 10 year monitoring agreement with Hifi Engineering
Trans Mountain has entered into an agreement with Hifi Engineering to deploy fibre optic network for monitoring and leak detection on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.
Beyond compliance: the digitisation opportunities of Mega Rule
Louise O’Sullivan, Managing Director of Penspen THEIA, explains why Mega Rule is not as onerous as it might appear and should instead be seen as an opportunity to improve the efficiency of pipeline integrity management.
The end of radiographic film for pipe inspection?
Norman Stapelberg, Silveray, makes the case for how flexible digital X-ray technology is set to transform pipeline inspection.
iNPIPE PRODUCTS announces launch of new blockage detection and valve performance product
The new pipeline blockage and leakage detection product uses acoustic reflectometry technology to detect blockages, obstructions or leaks.
Richard Williamson buys Tulsa facility built by his pipeline industry pioneer grandfather
Richard Williamson buys Tulsa facility built by pipeline industry pioneer, grandfather Truman D. Williamson Sr.
Pushing pig designs into the future
Dave Forster, Propipe, UK, describes taking an open approach to developing new pipeline pig designs and types.