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Dec 6, 2018
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Dec 6, 2018
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Employees for the US city of Pipestone in Minnesota tracked down and repaired a major city water leak, according to local news outlet Pipestone County Star. While on average the city reportedly uses 400,000 gallons of water per day, the city’s water system was leaking 160,000 gallons daily. This poses a leak threat of 35%, up from a normal rate of 10-12%. “It’s... [Read More]

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Nov 27, 2018
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PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) has started to distribute gas through its Duri-Dumai gas pipeline. The state-owned gas company built the pipeline as a joint project with state energy holding company Pertamina with a total investment of $76 million (€67). In a press statement to The Jakarta Post, PGN corporate secretary Rachmat Hutama said that the initial gas distribution... [Read More]

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Nov 27, 2018
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Applied Flow Technology (AFT) has announced the release of a new version of its waterhammer and surge analysis software, AFT Impulse. Trey Walters, president of AFT, announced the launch at the Pressure Surge Conference in Bordeaux, France. “Our new version 7 of AFT Impulse clearly demonstrates AFT’s commitment to the global waterhammer engineering community... [Read More]

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Nov 20, 2018
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Tennessee Gas Pipeline plan to build a meter station at Longmeadow Country Club, Tennessee. The building of the facility will let Columbia Gas of Massachusetts buy more natural gas from Tennessee’s interstate 200 Line. A natural gas pipeline is also to be built and will go from Longmeadow to Springfield.   Tennessee has been planning the construction of... [Read More]

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Nov 12, 2018
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According to Kallanish Energy, Houston-based energy company Phillips 66 has announced an open season for three separate pipeline projects.   Alongside pipeline developer-owner Bridger Pipeline, Phillips 66 has proposed The Liberty Pipeline. It is set to provide shippers crude transportation from the Rockies and Bakken production areas to Corpus Christi in Texas. It... [Read More]

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Nov 1, 2018
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A new form of detecting gas leaks in petrochemical plants and pipelines has been announced, as autonomous patrolling robots have been developed to use light and sound sensors to ‘listen to’ gas leaks.    The autonomous robots are fitted with tiny chemical sensors which allow them to listen to the ‘sounds’ produced by gases which in turn,... [Read More]

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Oct 30, 2018
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A pipeline that runs from Central Virginia to Montvale is to be taken out of service. The line is operated by Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline Company. According to ABC8 News,  when in use the pipeline was 90 miles(144 km) long and delivered gas as well as other fuels to five different terminals that all served costumers in the Roanoke area. The line is set to remain... [Read More]

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Oct 17, 2018
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A pioneering method of sniffing out leaks in water pipes has been carried out in Queensland. The original detection method sees trained dogs used to sniff out possible leaks in water pipes. They do so alongside leak detection technology already in use. The dogs used are working-line springer spaniels, chosen by trainers because they love to hunt. It takes around 8 months... [Read More]

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Oct 12, 2018
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In just over 3 weeks Fluid Handling International will be hosting Krohne’s ‘Rapid and reliable pipeline leak detection’ webinar. As to provide a brief overview of the online conference, we have listed topics that will be discussed by speaker, Daniel Vogt.   -          The importance of leak monitoring... [Read More]

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Oct 2, 2018
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Reported by Khmer Times, India and Nepal are collaborating on an oil pipeline that will link the cities of Motihari in India and Amlekhgunj in Nepal. India’s petroleum Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan detailed the pipeline plans whilst visiting the city of Janakpur in Nepal. “India and Nepal are now working together to build the 69-km oil pipeline from Motihari... [Read More]

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Sep 28, 2018
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Reported by Reuters, a $15 billion (€13 billion) export deal has been set after companies residing from both Egypt and Israel purchased a 39% stake in an East Mediterranean Gas (EMG) pipeline. The EMG stake was valued at $518 million (€446 million) and was purchased by Israel’s Delek Drilling, US-based Noble Energy and Egyptian East Gas Co. Part of an export... [Read More]

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Sep 19, 2018
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Reported by local Cypriot news outlet, Cyprus Mail, an agreement has been signed between Egypt and Cyprus for the development and construction of an offshore pipeline. It was formally signed at the Cypriot presidential palace by Cyprus’ Energy Minister Yiorgos Lakkotrypis and Egypt’s Oil Minister Tarek el Molla. The Cypriot minister revealed that agreement... [Read More]

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Sep 13, 2018
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Sonatrach announced the El Aricha-Beni gas pipeline project, which will result in an almost 200km pipeline extending from the town El Aricha in Algeria to Beni. The project is estimated to be complete by 2020. Algeria exported 55bcm of natural gas in 2017. The announcement detailed that the project is part of a program to develop and strength the supply capacity of Algerian... [Read More]

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Sep 12, 2018
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As reported by national news outlet The North West Star, Australian firm New Century outlined that zinc concentrate is now being delivered via the company’s recently developed slurry pipeline for export through the Karumba Port Facility. The pipeline extends from a mine in Lawn Hill to the company’s port facility on the gulf of Carpentaria. The commissioning... [Read More]

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Sep 10, 2018
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In a press release, Norwegian energy firm Equinor detailed supplier Saipem’s construction of the country’s largest pipeline. The 36-inch pipe extends 283km from the Mongstad oil terminal outside Bergen to the Johan Sverdrup oil field in the North Sea. According to the press release, the pipelaying operation began in late April this year. It was outlined that... [Read More]

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Aug 14, 2018
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A significant increase in US natural gas exports to Mexico is being capped by a slower-than-expected build out of pipelines in Mexico, according to Reuters. The news service reports that the increases in US natural gas in Mexico are far below available capacity at the border. The latest rise in natural gas exports from the US to Mexico is apparently driven by demand from... [Read More]


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