White papers
Download technical white papers from the pipeline industry.
Seven steps to help you manage EHSQ incidents that could derail your business
Incident reporting does not have to be a pain point for you, which is why it is critical to adopt an incident management system that identifies root causes and near misses. Download Intelex’s white paper to find out more!
Published on the 01 November 2021
The trencher advantage
Many contractors use excavators to handle the bulk of trenching when laying pipe because the excavator is already in their fleet. However, excavators are not always the optimal machine for the job. Read this white paper to find out more.
Published on the 01 November 2021
Recover and thrive - limited demand does not mean limited opportunities for the oil and gas sector
Calling all innovation-focused EHSQ leaders in oil and gas! If you’re open to incorporating key insights into your transformative action plans, then we have got just the resource to help you achieve your goals.
Published on the 30 June 2021
Reclaimer operational and maintenance tips from the pros
The rising costs associated with fluid management and volume of drilling fluid required on horizontal directional drilling (HDD) projects has led to the widespread use of reclaimers and mud recycling systems on many jobsites. This paper offers up some operating and routine maintenance tips.
Published on the 01 June 2021
A Connected Work Checklist for EHSQ Managers and Practitioners in the Oil and Gas Industry
Intelex is excited to share with you the Connected Work Checklist for EHSQ Leaders and Practitioners in the Oil and Gas Industry.
Published on the 15 April 2021
The Advantages of High-Accuracy Corrosion Growth Assessment
This white paper from NDT Global discusses the importance of monitoring corrosion in pipelines, and how regular ultrasonic inline inspections can assist operators in safely managing the integrity of their pipeline.
Published on the 07 May 2019
Measuring Crack Defects with Sub-Millimeter Accuracy
Evo Eclipse sizing technology results in accurate depth values for many flaws, typically below 0.8 mm (31 mil) tolerance. A combination of different datasets, characteristics, and sizing methodologies allows highly accurate inspection, with greatly reduced tolerances. Sub-millimeter accuracy for the entire range of flaws, including hook cracks, is now possible.
Published on the 01 April 2019