Pigging and inspection news

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.

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.

Norman Stapelberg, Silveray, makes the case for how flexible digital X-ray technology is set to transform pipeline inspection.

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 pipeline industry pioneer, grandfather Truman D. Williamson Sr.

Dave Forster, Propipe, UK, describes taking an open approach to developing new pipeline pig designs and types.

Simon Bell, iNPIPE PRODUCTS, UK, describes the cassette arrangement, enabling multiple pigs to be loaded into a launching trap at any one time.

AGA joint comments recommend improvements to PHMSA proposed rule.

ROSEN has entered into a strategic partnership with Speir Hunter.

Sub-Atlantic Mohican ROV system equipped for inspection tasks, NDT, pipeline surveys, and more.