‘Pipelines’

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Start with the news release Tritex develops ultrasonic thickness gauges from Tritex NDT, which we summarised at the time by saying "Tritex NDT has developed a range of triple-echo ultrasonic thickness gauges.". Several months prior to that, we featured the news release Brownell has High Flow Performance Relief Valves from Brownell: "Brownell has introduced a range of Ultra High Flow Performance Relief Valves with standard sizes of 25 to 200mm. ".
 
In September 2008, we covered the news from AV Technology - take a look at Acoustic emission monitoring re-enters the stage which says: "The scientific application of acoustic emission (AE) technology first emerged in the 1950s, but appeared to fall out of fashion from the late 1970s onwards.".
 
Take a look also at the news release from Macro Sensors, Macro Sensors custom designs LVDT position sensors, as well as Software secures industrial networking from GarrettCom Europe, and Pipework can be expanded without downtime from Teseo UK.
 

Latest stories...
Nigerian base expands African support (August 2008)

The full range of Furmanite on-line and on-site services is now available to operators in West Africa with the quality, speed and level of service to meet their needs.

Opening/closing system provides pipe access (July 2008)

Pipeline Engineering's Rapid Opening Closure (ROC) was fitted to the pig traps on the Karachaganak Development Project.

Magazine is devoted to welding and cutting (May 2008)

The latest issue of Svetsaren has a special focus on energy, with articles on the welding of wind towers, oil and gas platforms, LNG storage tanks and pipelines.

Sensor research targets gas company needs (May 2008)

There is a need to ensure that the various hydrocarbon dew point analysers available on the market are accurate and give repeatable results.

Piping system fundamentals explained (May 2008)

Book aims to appeal to a wide audience, including early-career engineers as well as mechanics, operators, sales representatives, consulting engineers and designers.

Software company donates licences to university (May 2008)

Engineered Software will provide US $25,000 worth of piping design technology to the Mechanical Engineering Technology department.

Emergency bearings for magnetic bearing systems (May 2008)

Nick Dowding explains why magnetic bearings are proving a popular alternative to traditional mechanical systems and the challenges in protecting those systems.

Viscosity monitoring aids chocolate tempering (April 2008)

A UK manufacturer of chocolate products recently installed Hydramotion XL7 online viscometers on pipelines to its mixing tanks as part of a global automation project.

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