Improving leak location accuracy with fast scanning in Atmos Pipe

For pipelines transporting hazardous fluids through high consequence areas or regions at higher risk of illegal tappings, a faster response to leak and theft detection is vital. In this blog by Principal Engineer & Associate Project Manager Conor Devine, discover how Atmos Pipe with fast scanning brings further improvements to leak detection and location.

A conversation with Iván Segura

In this “Conversation with” we spoke to Iván Segura, a Project Engineer based in Atmos’ Costa Rica office. With a background that blends music, mechanical engineering and a passion for client collaboration, Iván brings a unique perspective to his work in simulation, maintenance and leak detection. We discussed his journey into engineering, his recent return to music and what motivates him at Atmos.

Expanding pipeline networks: meeting leak detection challenges on major infrastructure projects

Pipeline expansions are essential for meeting rising energy demands, but they bring a unique set of challenges when it comes to leak detection. In this blog, Team Manager Lisa Becker uses a real pipeline expansion project in North America to discuss the value of early leak detection.

A conversation with Juan Rodriguez

In this “Conversation with” we caught up with Senior Engineer Juan Rodriguez. Juan has a wealth of experience supporting leak detection systems across the Latin American region. In this blog he shares his journey into engineering, his professional motivations and what drives him both at work and at home.

Enhancing leak detection in complex gathering systems with segmentation meters

Gathering systems pose unique challenges for leak detection. A major North American operator tackled these challenges by working with Atmos to implement segmentation meters. Learn more in Vice President Peter Han’s blog.