Pipeline Technology Journal (ptj): Overcoming data access challenges to provide an effective leak detection system

In this article, Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith discusses a range of hardware and software that can support a data driven approach to leak detection, from non-intrusive instrumentation to upgraded algorithms. Read it here.

Water Industry Journal: Health is wealth

Despite being the most essential method of transporting water, pipelines typically aren’t considered in asset maintenance programs (AMPs). Atmos’ Business Development Director for water Martin Duff discusses how the impacts of water leakage can be reduced by monitoring the asset health of pipelines.

Water Magazine: Gearing up for AMP8

With large parts of the UK water pipeline network classified as aging, monitoring pipeline infrastructure for new and existing leakage should consistently remain a priority for water utilities in England and Wales, but that’s not always the case. Find out more in our Water Magazine article.

Media coverage of Atmos’ partnership with United Utilities for Innovation Lab 5

In an application process that saw pitches from over 130 suppliers, we are proud to announce that United Utilities has named Atmos as one of its six new partners for Innovation Lab 5. See here where we made the news.

Minerals & Exploration Africa: Combatting leaks in the Sub-Saharan African mining industry

Sales Engineer Orod Karchani discusses the mining leak and theft risks impacting the continued success of Sub-Saharan African mining operations and positions Atmos’ leak and theft detection hardware as the solution.