Leak detector monitors oil pipelines
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CSE Servelec product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Mar 11, 2008
PipeMan will provide a leak sensitivity study and pipeline leak detection using five leak detection methods, configuration, tuning and training.
CSE Servelec has been awarded a contract by Necon (Kuwait) for a leak detection system for two new crude oil pipelines in Kuwait.
CSE Servelec will implement PipeMan, their pipeline leak detection system, along 240km section of pipeline connecting Mina Al-Ahmadi Refinery to Doha West Power Station.
PipeMan will provide a leak sensitivity study and pipeline leak detection using five leak detection methods, configuration, tuning and training.
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