Across the wastewater sector, operators face mounting pressure to reduce pollution, improve efficiency and maintain compliance in the face of aging infrastructure and changing weather patterns. Discover how smarter pipeline monitoring helps in our Water Industry Journal feature.
In this “Conversation with” we caught up with Peter Han, Vice President (Sales). Peter shared how organization, communication and a client-focused mindset shape his role. We discussed his route into the pipeline industry, the variety in his day-to-day work and why staying open to new opportunities has helped drive his career forward.
The final article in our “From source to tap” series explores how smart metering, education and customer engagement help utilities reduce water demand, lower treatment costs, and strengthen long-term supply resilience.
Europe loses up to a quarter of its treated water before it reaches customers. In this midstream blog from Atmos’ “From source to tap” series, discover how leak and theft detection technologies, like the Negative Pressure Wave method, help utilities reduce non-revenue water and strengthen network resilience.
Europe’s water networks are under increasing pressure from drought and climate change. This first blog in Atmos International’s “From source to tap” series explores upstream challenges in groundwater and reservoir management, and how utilities can protect water at its source through diversification, desalination and efficiency improvements.
In this “Conversation with” we spoke to Manu Leach, a Project Engineer based in Atmos’ UK office. Manu shared how curiosity, adaptability and collaboration shape his work in the water and wastewater industries. We discussed his route into engineering, navigating differences between sectors and the value of asking the right questions.
Atmos has supported the restoration of a historic steam engine as part of the newly reimagined Power Hall: The Andrew Law Gallery at the Science and Industry Museum. Find out more in our news.
Project Engineer Olivia Heaney shares how Atmos Odin units were installed on a UK pipeline to determine the leak sensitivity possible for them with a full leak detection system installation.
In this World Pipelines article, Vice President - Business Development (Sales) Kaidy Kho discusses the importance of single-ended leak detection for tanker loading and unloading pipelines, drawing on Atmos’ real-world performance. Read it here.
Atmos recently hosted its first water and wastewater conference, bringing together water industry professionals, regulators, consultants and pipeline operators from across the world. Find out more.
Atmos has been featured in Water Magazine’s water and wastewater industry handbook for how we help clean water and wastewater networks overcome their unique challenges. Find out more.
The third quarter of 2025 saw Atmos detecting pipeline ruptures during militant attacks, ongoing tunnel theft in Latin America, more products receiving ATEX certification and hosting our first water and wastewater conference. Find out more.
From Europe to North America, Asia-Pacific and beyond, hydrogen pipelines are becoming an essential component of the energy transition. In this Global Hydrogen Review feature, Senior Simulation Consultant Garry Hanmer discusses how Atmos is uniquely positioned to support the global hydrogen economy.
In response to a call for questions about pipeline fuel theft and illegal tapping, Atmos’ Sales and Senior Research Engineer and in-house theft expert Harry Smith provided answers. Find out more in this Pipeline Technology Journal article.
In this blog, Sales Engineer Rodrigo Salgado discusses pipeline leak detection, theft detection and batch tracking’s roles in overcoming these mining challenges to secure Chile’s mining future.
Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port shares how recent installations of Atmos Sentinel and flow units are turning live field data into practical insight. From rising mains in the UK to clean water pipelines in Italy, operators are now able to see pressure and flow trends in real time, helping them spot issues earlier and understand their pipelines better.
Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port shares how Atmos Sentinel identified a rising sewer main leak immediately as it happened, before becoming an environmental issue.
The UK water industry is in a period of structural uncertainty, but while the nature of the regulator may evolve, the imperative to improve performance, especially around pollution and asset resilience, remains constant. Find out more in our Water Industry Journal feature.
Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port explains how Atmos Sentinel detected a short-lived, self-sealing leak on a rising main, demonstrating the value of high-frequency monitoring for identifying intermittent failures in wastewater pipelines.
In this blog by Business Development Director for gas Bob Truman, learn how advanced leak detection can support PHMSA Special Permit applications by enhancing pipeline safety, enabling innovation and meeting regulatory expectations in non-standard operating conditions.
In this “Conversation with” we spoke to Esteban Sibaja, an engineer based in Atmos’ Costa Rica office. Esteban shared how consistency, creativity and teamwork shape his work on global pipeline projects. We discussed his journey to Atmos, overcoming challenges and his passion for preventing environmental impact through leak detection.
Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port shares how a 1% leak on a rising sewer main was detected using three independent methods within Atmos Sentinel, demonstrating the system’s sensitivity to early-stage pipeline failures, even under shut-in conditions.
Atmos’ Senior Vice President Adrian Kane shares pipeline leak detection insights, regulatory drivers and risk reduction strategies on OpSite Energy’s EnergyTech podcast. Watch it here.
While attention should be given to advanced software, the foundation of any effective theft detection system lies in its hardware. In this article, Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith discusses why hardware has never been more important to stay ahead of fuel theft.
Written from the field by Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port, this blog explores how a 0.03-second pressure spike detected by Atmos Sentinel signaled a rising main leak days before failure, highlighting the value of high resolution monitoring in wastewater networks.
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) have released a memo that could have impact for pipeline operators across the US. Learn more in Vice President Peter Han’s blog and what it means for pipeline operators.
In this blog written from the field, Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port discusses how single ended leak detection is making rising sewer mains easier to monitor. Learn how Atmos Sentinel detects leaks with just one access point, using real field data and built-for-purpose technology.
Fine Engineering Magazine recently requested an interview with Atmos so they could learn more about innovations we’re bringing to the clean water and wastewater industries. Find out more here.
The second quarter of 2025 saw Atmos advancing leak detection in rising sewer mains, adapting to complex pigging events and using pipeline analytics to uncover hidden pressure anomalies. From global presentations to field successes, read our Q2 update to find out more.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Atmos has been named a highly commended business in the 2025 Made in the UK, Sold to the World awards for infrastructure and engineering, recognizing its global impact in pipeline technology and export success. Read more.
Maintaining gas operations to meet the varying demands of a wide range of customers has become increasingly complex. In this article, Atmos’ CEO and founder Dr Jun Zhang examines how simulation software and artificial intelligence can optimize gas pipeline operations.
Atmos International (Atmos) colleagues in our UK office have celebrated the winners from 2024-2025 football season. Find out more.
Although the NPRM for CO₂ pipelines has been withdrawn, its leak detection proposals still offer insight into future safety directions. Vice President Peter Han discusses what the industry can learn from the withdrawn rule and how to stay prepared.
20 colleagues from Atmos’s UK office recently ran the annual AJ Bell Great Manchester Run to help raise awareness and funds for Cancer Research UK. Find out more in our news.
In this World Pipelines article, Principal Engineer Joe Kelly discusses how to optimally balance sensitivity, response time, and reliability with real-time leak detection for offshore pipelines. Read it here.
Atmos’ Regulation Compliance Specialist Carin Meyer is the latest cover story in World’s Leaders, a magazine that showcases the world’s most inspiring female leaders who are making a difference. Read it here.
Following Atmos’ sponsorship of Global Women in Pipeline at ptc 2025, the Pipeline Technology Journal (ptj) interviewed our CEO and founder Dr Jun Zhang about the role Atmos plays as a global leader in pipeline applications and as a supporter of women in STEM. Find out more.
The first quarter of 2025 has ended with our systems noticing unusual pipeline theft trends, rupture detection across the world, enabling pipelines in mountainous areas to have access to the best pipeline solutions and more. Read our quarterly update to find out more.
Industry focus is currently shifting towards finding ways to fix clean water and wastewater leaks with no dig technology. An effective leak detection system will be critical. Find out more in our Water Industry Journal feature.
Following our official launch of Atmos Pit Sentry, the innovative method for digitizing pit valve integrity tests, see here where we made the news.
Atmos’ Regulation Compliance Specialist Carin Meyer was recently interviewed by Boss Babes Magazine, a publication which aims to inspire women by showcasing female career success stories. Read it here.
The final quarter of 2024 has ended with our systems continuing to detect global leak and theft activity, ongoing improvement to the operations of produced water gathering networks, and airports across the world increasingly digitizing the pit valve integrity testing procedure using Atmos Pit Sentry. Read our quarterly update to find out more.
In asset management period eight (AMP8) Water utilities in England and Wales are expected to achieve considerably more than previous AMPs. Discover AMP8’s implications across clean water and wastewater sectors here.
Fine Engineering Magazine recently requested an interview with Atmos so they could learn more about the world’s leading pipeline leak detection provider. Read it here.
Atmos has partnered with Aquanexa as its Italian representative for water to make its leak detection solutions available to the region’s water utilities. Find out more in this news.
International Environmental Technology (Envirotech Online) interviewed Atmos’ Business Development Director for water about the critical role of rising sewer mains in wastewater management and the challenges associated with their maintenance and innovation. Watch it here.
Atmos Pit Sentry is a new technology which can digitize the pit valve integrity testing process while saving time and streamlining operations. Our hardware innovation has been featured in Ardova plc’s Inside Air AP magazine.
Airports across the world operate fuel hydrant systems to speed up the refueling process and maximize uptime for the aircraft fleet. Atmos has developed a new technology to support commercial and military airports operating fuel hydrant systems. Find out more.
In recognition of our commitment to employee engagement, we’ve ended 2024 in Best Companies’ lists of one of the top companies to work for in the mid-sized, regional and sector categories. Discover where we ranked in other categories in our news update.
The key elements of EI 1560, which covered the operation, inspection, maintenance and commissioning of aviation fuel hydrant systems, have now been integrated into EI 1540. Aviation Product Manager Dr. Derek Cousins discusses what these updated guidelines mean for airport hydrant operations.
United Utilities recently met with Atmos colleagues at our UK headquarters to discuss the future of our already successful partnership. Here’s how their visit went.
In this blog, Principal Simulation Engineer Giancarlo Milano discusses the challenges of batch tracking on difficult pipeline routes and how solutions like Atmos Batch are best placed to provide support in these scenarios.
In this blog, Business Development Director for gas Bob Truman discusses the “Advanced Leak Detection Program” elements of the Gas Pipeline Leak Detection and Repair ruling (§192.763) and how operators can prepare for it.
In this World Pipelines feature, Atmos CEO and founder Dr Jun Zhang considers the growing significance of produced water pipeline leak detection in gathering networks.
This September Atmos held a coffee morning in support of Macmillan Cancer support
The third quarter of 2024 has ended with single ended leak detection on UK rising sewer mains, improving operations on a CO2 pipeline in Oceania, enabling safer pit valve integrity checks for airports operating fuel hydrants and more. Read our quarterly update to find out more.
When wastewater supply outstrips capacity, treatment plants and combined sewer overflows (CSOs) divert water and rising sewer mains carry sewage uphill in a pressurized environment. If the wastewater network isn’t appropriately maintained or upgraded there can be damaging pollution incidents. Find out more.
A video of our water experts Martin Duff (Business Development Director for water) and Harry Smith (Sales and Senior Research Engineer) answering key questions about wastewater networks has featured on Envirotech Online.
In response to the global water shortage, we’re already seeing the theft of water from networks. In this article, Atmos’ Business Development Director for water Martin Duff discusses how transient monitoring is the solution. Read it here.
Leakage anywhere in the network has the potential to cause a pollution event, impacting the environment, public health and a utility’s reputation. In this blog, Business Development Director for water Martin Duff and Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith answer some of the key questions we get asked around wastewater.
In this exclusive Americas issue of World Pipelines, Business Development Director for gas Bob Truman and Sales Engineer for Latin America Rodrigo Salgado discuss minimizing pipeline risks in the Americas with online, real-time gas simulation.
Tanks, tankers and their connected pipelines are integral to the downstream phase of gas and liquid fuel transportation, but there are various challenges that can threaten downstream operations. Learn what they are and the solutions available in Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith’s Tanks and Terminals article. Read it here.
Atmos has featured in the EIC’s 2024 Survive and Thrive report as an innovator in multi-industry pipeline leak detection. Find out more here.
In this blog, Senior Simulation Consultant Garry Hanmer discusses the unique challenges of CO2 pipeline transportation and how pipeline simulation software can model CO2 to increase accuracy. Read more.
This summer our UK colleagues and their families got together to celebrate at Atmos’ summer party 2024.
17 colleagues from Atmos International (Atmos) recently completed the National Three Peaks challenge to raise funds for the Manchester & Salford Samaritans. Here’s how it went and how much we raised for this local charity.
The second quarter of 2024 has ended with leak detection in challenging pipeline scenarios, pipeline thefts in the night and sustainability updates for water management and carbon capture and storage (CCS). Find out more.
Water companies across the world are considering how they can optimize water management, with desalination gaining momentum as a method of increasing access to fresh water. In this article, Business Development Director for water Martin Duff discusses how desalination can be optimized with pipeline leak detection.
In this blog, Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith discusses recent advancements in hardware and software that can support leak detection in challenging pipeline scenarios, such as high consequence areas
Atmos International (Atmos) colleagues in our UK office have celebrated the winners from 2023-24 football season. Find out more.
Clean water leaks still have the potential to cause significant disruption. In this blog, Business Development Director for water Martin Duff and Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith answer some of the key questions we get asked around clean water.
In this blog, Senior Vice President Adrian Kane summarizes PHMSA’s “valve installation and minimum rupture detection standards” before introducing the “Notification of Potential Rupture” requirement and what pipeline operators are expected to do.
In this World Pipelines feature, Senior Simulation Consultant Garry Hanmer evaluates how to accurately model pure hydrogen pipelines. Read it here.
Last weekend 15 Atmos International (Atmos) colleagues from the Manchester office ran the annual Great Manchester Run in support of the British Heart Foundation. Find out more.
Recently, both Atmos and NTS attended and presented at this year’s Pipeline Technology Conference (ptc). Following the conference, NTS flew directly from Berlin to Manchester to visit Atmos colleagues at our UK headquarters. Here’s how their week at Atmos unfolded.
The Liquids Mega Rule aims to include more pipelines transporting hazardous liquids within its reporting requirements, but part of this ruling requires specific pipelines in the USA to have leak detection in place by October 1 2024. In this blog, Vice President (Sales) Peter Han discusses who will be impacted, what’s involved in meeting the requirements and how Atmos’ solutions can provide support.
The first quarter of 2024 has ended with theft detection spanning multiple continents. An update from our aviation and water industries and a global customer base satisfied with our face-to-face and remote support. Find out more.
In aid of Pulmonary Fibrosis NI, Atmos is sponsoring 16-year old Daniel Smyth’s upcoming charity swim that could make him the youngest person on record to complete the challenge solo. Read our news.
With alternative fuels being considered more rapidly now than ever, many nations have already been investing in the production of cleaner fuels, with hydrogen being a primary example. Atmos’ Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton discusses the rise of blue hydrogen in this article and the requirement of pipeline simulation. Read it here.
From pipeline leak and theft detection to simulation software, the world of pipeline technology is continuously evolving. With new innovations being introduced every day, it’s important to keep up to date on the language. The Atmos Glossary provides maximum information in a consumable format for pipeline companies, pipeline operators and other stakeholders in the industry.
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.
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.
In this “Conversation with”, we sat down with Atmos’ Principal Engineer Kirsty McNeil, who discussed her journey towards working for the world’s leading pipeline leak detection, simulation and theft detection solutions provider. Read it here.
We sat down with Project Engineer II Sylvia Vargas, who shared stories about her love of chemical engineering, the ballet academy that led her to Atmos and more.
United Utilities and L Marks’ Innovation Lab has come to an end, with Atmos receiving positive feedback on our multimethod approach to improving the performance and monitoring of water pipelines. Find out more.
The final quarter of 2023 has ended with multiple leaks detected for our customers, thefts detected and located with trends identified and a global customer base satisfied with our face-to-face and remote support. Find out more.
Over the festive season, Atmos International colleagues donated items in need to local foodbanks to help those in need. Learn more in this news update.
Continuing its showcase of individuals from its partnership organizations, the IET interviewed Project Engineer and IET Associate member Matthew Dawes about his engineering journey so far, what his future looks like and his passion for sustainability. Find out more.
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.
To showcase individuals from its partnership organizations, the IET interviewed Senior Project Engineer Connor Hindley about his engineering journey so far, his role at Atmos and his aspiration to become a chartered engineer.
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.
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.
A mining pipeline monitoring strategy that includes leak detection, maintenance and operations management is only effective when it prioritizes a data-driven approach made up of historical, real-time and forecast data. Find out more in Vice President (Business Development) Kaidy Kho’s article for The Australian Pipeliner.
United Utilities have named Atmos as one of its six new partners for their Innovation Lab, an idea development programme that launches innovations that will transform the water industry. In this interview, learn more about how we plan to improve the performance and monitoring of water pipelines.
Evidencing an ability to reliably detect leaks on two of Northumbrian Water’s large diameter clean water pipelines, phase one of our trunk mains pilot project is now complete. Learn more in our news update and find out what’s next in phase two.
Andrejs Sidorenko , Russia/CIS Sales Manager for Atmos International has produced an article for Sphere Oil & Gas magazine on leak detection.
“Americans rely on energy transported through our nation’s pipeline network — and its safety and certainty. The PIPES Act reforms pipeline safety and will help answer the need for more reliable access to energy,” Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., who serves as chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, said.
The Australian Pipeliner interviewed Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton about how pipeline simulation software like Atmos SIM helps pipeline operators in their decarbonization efforts. Read it here.
The ScaleUp Institute interviewed Atmos International’s CEO and Founder Jun Zhang for the latest entry in its ScaleUp Stories series. Discover here how Jun bridged a critical gap in the oil and gas industry and created a business model that could withstand the test of time.
In its global hunt for innovators to transform the water sector, United Utilities have announced Atmos as one of its six partners to develop new ideas that will save water and energy. Find out more in our news update.
In this article, Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton discusses the benefits of Atmos SIM Offline, with a focus on a case study where Atmos SIM was used to manage and model risks on an Australian customer’s water pipeline network.
The integration of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) with hydrogen production is being increasingly explored as an option for reducing large scale greenhouse emissions in the oil and gas industries, but it’s important to consider the role pipeline leak detection will play and the challenges it will need to overcome as hydrogen is introduced. Learn more in this article by Daniel Short, Senior VP Commercial.
In recognition of our commitment to employee engagement, we’ve ended 2023 in Best Companies’ list of the top 25 best technology companies to work for. Discover where we ranked in other categories in our news update.
It can be a challenge exposing pipeline operators to abnormal operating conditions, such as a leak situation. In this article, Training Manager Phil Edwards discusses how the key elements within a training system can prepare pipeline operators for the many challenges they face.
In this “Conversation with”, we sat down with Senior Project Engineer Connor Hindley, who discussed his journey to Atmos and his certification goals. Read it here.
The 2023 GreatUniHack has come to an end, with Atmos sponsoring the annual hackathon for a second year running. This event is arranged by one of our former software development interns. Find out more in our news update.
The range of benefits presented by a mining operation cannot be denied, but neither can the disadvantages, especially if a mining leak occurs. In this feature for Australian Pipeliner, Kaidy Kho (Vice President - Business Development) discusses how a multilayered approach to pipeline leak detection that considers the environmental, social and governance factors of mining is crucial to maximize value.
Gathering networks are an important aspect of the upstream energy distribution, but they are often located in high consequence areas (HCAs) and remote locations, so leak detection is a vital requirement. Sales and Support Engineer Angela Maya discusses the key considerations for leak detection on gathering networks in this blog.
From customers to colleagues, Q3 was a quarter that prioritized people. Read about how the power of people detected a large pipeline leak in the US, discreet theft activity in Latin America and more in our latest quarterly update.
With recent enhancements to the process, pit valve integrity checks emphasize automation and reduce physical strain on the workforce. Aviation Engineer Luke Hutson discusses how Atmos Pit Sentry has made improvements to pit valve integrity checks possible.
This September Atmos has donated to various charities to support those in need around the world.
With a focus on clean water and wastewater applications, Business Development Director for water Martin Duff discusses the challenge of identifying new and existing leaks across a water distribution network and how Atmos’ leak detection solutions can provide support.
This summer our UK colleagues and their families got together to celebrate at Atmos’ Summer Party 2023.
Pipeline theft remains a global problem, with each region being impacted in different ways due to the multidimensional nature of the crime. Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith sheds light on the pipeline theft challenges facing Latin America in this article and how Atmos is directly responsible for ongoing support to the region.
Pipeline theft remains a global problem, with each region being impacted in different ways due to the multidimensional nature of the crime. Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith sheds light on the pipeline theft challenges facing Latin America in this article and how Atmos is directly responsible for ongoing support to the region.
Federal regulators such as PHMSA have introduced the terms high consequence areas (HCAs) and moderate consequence areas (MCAs) to define pipelines constructed close to high-risk areas and ensure they operate under the safest conditions. This blog discusses the difference between HCAs and MCAs.
When it comes to pipeline theft, it’s the details that count. In this article by Training Manager Daniel Arroyo, learn how Atmos Theft Net can support in the understanding of double transients and differentiating pipeline theft events from leaks.
The availability of cloud computing has made it feasible to run complex pipeline simulations quickly, which has allowed machine learning to be introduced to gas transmission and distribution networks, but can machine learning overcome the challenges of a gas pipeline operation?
Pipeline simulation software can help engineers answer important questions and make informed decisions. For complex pipeline networks contending with a range of challenges, the installation of a simulation suite can alleviate pipeline operators’ concerns. In this article, Atmos International’s (Atmos) CEO and Founder Jun Zhang discusses how pipeline simulation software can overcome a range of challenges specific to pipelines operating in Latin America.
Pipeline simulation software can help engineers answer important questions and make informed decisions. For complex pipeline networks contending with a range of challenges, the installation of a simulation suite can alleviate pipeline operators’ concerns. In this article, Atmos International’s (Atmos) CEO and Founder Jun Zhang discusses how Atmos SIM can overcome a range of challenges specific to pipelines operating in Latin America.
In this article, Sales Engineer Rodrigo Salgado looks at the human involvement in Latin American mining and slurry pipeline operations, from the humans impacted by mining operations to the humans who are instrumental in providing vital leak detection support.
The Hollywood Hills baseball team has wrapped up the summer season. Here’s what their sponsorship from Atmos has enabled them to achieve.
The second quarter of 2023 has kicked off with a higher number of leaks and thefts detected, a busy calendar of global event activity and recognition in the UK as being of the “Best Companies” to work for. Find out more.
That’s a wrap on User Conference 2023. Our clients and colleagues from across the world came to Manchester to learn from our subject matter experts about the latest innovations in leak detection, theft detection, pipeline simulation and more. Find out what was discussed here.
Atmos International held a user conference to share our latest innovations in pipeline leak detection, theft detection and simulation software. We brought together our clients from across the world to reveal the latest technologies we’d been working on in a series of presentations delivered by our in-house subject matter experts. Here are the takeaways.
Following the success of customers across the world using Atmos International’s (Atmos) simulation software, Nova Transportadora do Sudeste (NTS) has become the latest Latin American pipeline company to select the simulation experts for its natural gas transmission network.
In this conversation with our Sales and Senior Research Engineer, Harry Smith discusses his journey at Atmos, his progression towards becoming a subject matter expert in pipeline theft detection and what he enjoys most about working at Atmos.
In the Institute of Water magazine’s latest issue, Business Development Director (Water) Martin Duff looks at how to overcome the talent shortage in the water and wastewater industries.
Following the success of customers across the world using Atmos International’s (Atmos) simulation software, Nova Transportadora do Sudeste (NTS) has become the latest Latin American pipeline company to select Atmos as the simulation experts for its natural gas transmission network. Here is where we made the headlines.
Overcoming the sustainability challenges of hydrogen fuel transportation starts with effective pipeline leak detection. Learn more in our Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton’s article in the latest issue of World Pipelines.
To keep global warming below 2C, carbon capture and storage is becoming a popular means of reducing emissions from industrial processes that would ordinarily release large amount of the greenhouse gas CO2, but how can pipeline leak detection help? Learn more from our Senior VP Commercial (Sales) in this feature for the IET's Partner News.
Pipelines are critical to the success of ensuring water supply throughout the network, so why aren’t they treated as assets? Learn why water pipelines should be included in an asset management program, including a multimethod approach to leak detection, in our latest feature in Water Magazine.
In recognition of our commitment to employee engagement, we’ve made three Best Companies lists for 2023. Read more about how we’ve continued to make Atmos International a great place to work.
16 Atmos International colleagues took part in the Great Manchester Run 2023 last weekend to support care and research charity Alzheimer’s Society on their mission to help people with dementia and their carers
Comments from our CEO on pipeline leak detection have recently been featured in an article by Tank Storage. Find out what we had to say about leak detection here.
Pipeline theft remains a global problem. While hardware and software solutions are a vital part of a leading theft detection system, adding in a human element can help overcome pipeline theft on a global scale. In our latest feature in the EIC’s Inside Energy, Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith discusses the power of real people in pipeline theft detection.
Emerging technologies can optimize how hydrant operators perform pit valve integrity checks. In this recent feature for Aviation Pros, our Head of Aviation presents a new technology which can digitize the process while saving time and streamlining operations.
A parametric study is a series of automated simulations where the input parameters and constraints can change according to user requirement. They can create a forecast for the pipeline’s future operations and enable pipeline operators to evaluate the results. In this blog, Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton looks at two case examples in which a parametric study paired with Atmos Simulation Suite (SIM) can be used to optimize pipeline operations: the cases of an emergency shut-down procedure and a network capacity analysis.
Many challenges come with operating a hydrogen pipeline, which the transition to cleaner energy has highlighted. In this article for H2 Tech’s special focus on hydrogen infrastructure development, our Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton discusses the key challenges facing the energy transition to hydrogen fuel and how simulation software like Atmos SIM can provide support.
From corrosion to pipeline theft, this latest feature covers the many risks to pipeline operations in the Middle East. Kaidy Kho, our Vice President of Business Development for the Middle East, looks at how non-intrusive leak detection can reduce a leak’s impacts in this region.
We’ve begun the first quarter of 2023 with ongoing success in leak and theft detection. Whether it’s oil and gas, water, aviation or the mining industries, here’s how our hardware and software solutions continue to serve customers across the world.
With water leakage targets becoming increasingly strict and time-sensitive, UK water and wastewater companies are accelerating their leak detection efforts, but will it be enough? Learn about a multimethod approach to water leakage reduction in this article.
Negative pressure wave data can be used to detect when and where water leaks occur, but the quality of the data being used by the UK water industry can vary. In this article, our Business Development Director for water compares water pressure data resolutions and their leak detection capabilities.
Angela Maya, our Sales and Support Engineer for Latin America, recently wrote an article that looks at mining companies’ social responsibility for water management and how pipeline solutions can provide support. Her words on water management have since been featured in the March issue of International Mining.
At Atmos, our authors have published a range of books on pipeline solutions, from leak and theft detection to pipeline simulation. Here, we provide a breakdown of each book and where you can learn more.
In this “Conversation with”, we sat down with our Business Development Director for the water industry Martin Duff, who’s responsible for driving our innovation to help the UK water and wastewater industries reduce the consequences of water leakage.
Since Atmos Eclipse was launched, it has been installed on a variety of pipelines across the world and already covers thousands of kilometers for leak detection and theft detection. Our latest feature in the Energy Industry Council’s (EIC) Inside Energy magazine outlines the multiple applications of Atmos Eclipse.
Pipeline simulation software like Atmos SIM can support problem-solving at all stages of a pipeline lifecycle. In this new video, our Chief Simulation Scientist and co-author of “The Atmos book of pipeline simulation”, answers some of the key questions we get asked on pipeline simulation.
Pipeline simulation software like Atmos SIM can support problem-solving at all stages of a pipeline lifecycle. We interviewed our Chief Simulation Scientist and co-author of “The Atmos book of pipeline simulation”, who answered some of the key questions we get asked around pipeline simulation.
Atmos continues to support pipeline operators globally with pipeline leak, theft and simulation services. Learn more in this quarterly update.
The race is on as global pipeline theft activity becomes more sophisticated. Our featured article details how pipeline operators can evolve faster than thieves’ techniques with advanced theft detection technology.
A range of different flow regimes exist beyond a single phase, but until recently, pipeline simulation software lacked the advancements to model anything beyond a single phase. Now, multi-phase flow regimes can be modeled by a pipeline simulator as long as accuracy is a priority.
This Christmas, Atmos International colleagues have donated items in need to Chorlton & Didsbury Foodbank to help the local crisis.
Pipelines remain the safest method of transporting any fuel, but they are not without their risks. Here’s how look-aheads and optimizers work together to play a crucial role in effectively anticipating risks and violations on a pipeline and prompting action.
With the energy focus now on decarbonization, the transition to cleaner fuel and carbon capture and storage, new ways to produce energy are being researched. Hydrogen is one of the key areas being explored, but how do we prepare?
Investing in a strong, underlying physical pipeline model for offline studies pays dividends during a pipeline’s lifetime. Further value can be added when an underlying model for offline studies is adapted for deployment in real-time
External factors such as global supply chain challenges, the push for Net Zero and an ongoing introduction of new pipeline regulations have raised concerns about the integrity of aging pipelines. Aging pipelines carry their own risks which can lead to product leakage, ruptures and explosions if left unaddressed.
Real-time transient modelling can be an effective leak detection system that detects leaks quickly and accurately estimates their location and size.
Every pipeline has a start-up sequence and emergency shut-down procedure. Surge analysis with pipeline simulation can make pipeline operations more effective.
Operating a pipeline is a complex task and every action has a consequence. We explore some of the key areas of operations a pipeline simulator can help. Not only by assisting with day-to-day tasks, but by answering key future questions, like those around hydrogen.
Atmos International will be sponsoring GreatUniHack, an annual hackathon arranged by one of our software development interns who’s part of Manchester University’s tech society.
Pumps and compressors are a vital component of pipeline infrastructure. Pipeline simulation can be used to optimize operations by saving power or with maintenance schedules. Vital for an efficient and safe operation.
We look at the importance of thermal modeling in pipeline simulation. From how temperature affects the pipeline to how Atmos Simulation (SIM) Suite can help with calibration.
Effective leak detection on multiphase pipelines can be a challenge, but Atmos’ recent findings in leak detection presents three accurate and cost-effective solutions
Liquid and gas pipelines are one of the safest means of transporting fuel. Using cost-effective and efficient actions, they can also reduce their greenhouse gas emissions to help combat climate change.
Both liquids and gas pipelines require different considerations and approaches when it comes to steady state. Here we discuss an outline of their hydraulics and how pipeline simulation can be configured.
There’s an array of equations of state that can be used to express thermodynamic properties dependent on two others. Here we discuss some of the particulars when considering these calculations for pipeline simulation.
Atmos continues to support the global pipeline network with rupture, theft and leak detection. Read the latest success stories in this quarterly update.
It’s crucial to address uncertainties that can arise in pipeline simulation. Here, we look at the ways pipeline operators can increase the reliability of their results, optimizing the simulator’s performance.
Pipeline theft continues to be a global problem, but as thieves become more sophisticated, they change their methods to avoid detection. To reduce the high cost of illegal product theft, an effective theft detection system must take a multi-layered approach
Here we look at the core components of effective pipeline simulation. Features like an adaptive spatial mesh are known for making pipeline simulators faster, more accurate and reliable for operators.
Macmillan coffee morning at Atmos saw a range of freshly prepared cakes and bakes and a significant amount of donations
We compare how pipeline simulation can be used online or offline to reduce uncertainty and increase efficiencies. Plus, why simulators can align well with great model building and insight into Real-Time Transient Models.
Pipeline theft is a global issue, however, some regions are more heavily impacted than others. Crime organizations now run sophisticated operations, so new technology is being introduced to form reliable and effective theft detections. Our new ebook looks at theft activities in affected regions and their causes, challenges and how progress is being made with pipeline theft detection systems.
In July 2022, Atmos International colleagues traveled around the world walking a combined 24,135,552 steps and covering 18,396 km
This summer our UK colleagues and their families got together to celebrate at Atmos’ Summer Party 2022.
Hydrogen is gaining momentum for energy transition. But how does midstream need to prepare for this decarbonization initiative? We look at how pipeline simulation can help and why leak detection is so important.
Pipeline controllers are presented with a series of challenges that impact operations. Pipeline simulation can assist in making informed decisions, ensuring that the pipeline is always running safely and efficiently.
Atmos Rupture and Atmos Pipe have been used to detect and confirm a rupture on a multi-product pipeline in the US. Read the full story in this quarterly update.
Atmos colleagues have marked the end of the football season 2022 with an awards ceremony.
Compliance with API standards for pipeline leak detection is a crucial consideration for operators. We discuss the key standards for North America in this article, which widely influence global compliance.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is becoming an increasingly important process for decarbonization. Since pipelines are crucial for this shift, we look at why leak detection systems are an important consideration.
Seventeen colleagues from Atmos International took part in the Great Manchester Run 2022 last weekend in support of the British Red Cross. Donations will go towards supporting those affected by the conflict in Ukraine.
We’ve made the Best Companies lists for 2022. Demonstrating the significant investment in employee engagement and our commitment to making Atmos International (Atmos) a great place to work.
There are several key considerations that are non-negotiable when selecting a leak detection system (LDS). We discuss them and why our customer opted for a combined approach for one of their pipelines.
Flow assurance, coined by Petrobras in the 1990s simply means ‘guarantee of flow’. Here we explore some of the key flow assurance challenges and how pipeline simulation supports throughout the lifecycle of the pipeline.
Adrian Kane, Vice President of Business Development discusses the math behind energy transition with the Pipeliners Podcast. Is the infrastructure of the oil industry ready?
Atmos Batch is a pipeline batch tracking tool for multi-product. It’s an essential tool for pipeline operators to ensure a safe, efficient and cost effective operation. Watch our new video to find out more.
A customer in Africa using a combined approach to pipeline leak detection has confirmed a rupture and five separate theft events using Atmos hardware and software. Read the full story in this quarterly update.
Atmos Aviation has launched new material within its training portal. Helping fuel hydrant operators get up and running with the portable leak detection system, Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM), faster.
Ensuring the integrity of pipelines in remote or high consequence areas (HCAs) is crucial. We explore some of the environmental threats to the pipeline infrastructure in specific countries.
Carin Meyer, Regulation Compliance Program Specialist at Atmos International (Atmos), speaks to World Pipelines about pipeline leak detection audits. She highlights pitfalls and tips from her experience with clients.
Five Atmos International (Atmos) engineers have completed stage one of the first ever ‘Get Registered’ program delivered by The IET. Here’s how it’s helped them on their way to Chartered Engineer status.
As part of Atmos International’s (Atmos) ongoing partnership with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), five Atmos engineers have completed stage one of the very first ‘Get Registered’ program.
In an increasingly challenging environment, we spoke to Energy Focus about how we’re overcoming the supply chain crunch. Jun Zhang, our CEO explains how we address supply shortages for leak detection hardware parts.
Pipeline theft has always been a global issue for pipeline operators. Our latest feature in ptj demonstrates how theft detection systems are contributing to quickly and accurately locating illegal tapping points.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is becoming an important method of decarbonization for the energy sector. Here’s why pipeline leak detection is a crucial element to mitigate the risks of a CO2 pipeline leak.
Atmos colleagues have been showing their support for #BreakTheBias this week, for International Women’s Day 2022. The campaign promotes equality for all.
This new video addresses some of the key questions we’ve been asked about pipeline theft. Our expert, Harry Smith covers why a multi-layered theft detection system is best and more.
While pipeline theft continues to be a serious global problem, progress is being made with theft detection systems. Our theft detection expert, Harry Smith answers some of the key questions we’ve been asked.
Pipeline theft is a global issue, with thieves becoming more sophisticated and experienced in their approach. Our new video demonstrates how multiple methods form a rugged theft detection system.
We published “The Atmos book of pipeline simulation” this week. Written by expert engineers from Atmos, here’s where the book made the headlines.
We evaluate the top three considerations for a pipeline theft detection system. Including why reliable multi-method approaches are best as gas and oil theft tactics advance.
With decarbonization high on agendas for 2022, we look at if the pipeline industry is prepared for the transition in this Inside Energy feature. Learn more about how pipeline simulation optimizes the move to hydrogen.
“The Atmos book of pipeline simulation”, written by in-house expert engineers provides a unique and in-depth insight into simulation technology. Centering around Atmos Simulation (SIM) Suite.
World Pipelines took some time out to interview our CEO, Dr Jun Zhang. Read the full feature to discover more about how Atmos International grew into the pipeline leak detection provider it is today.
Dr Jun Zhang, CEO of Atmos International discusses pipeline integrity management in this issue of World Pipelines. Including the best way to tackle the three pillars of responsibility.
We’ve detected an illegal tapping point for pipeline theft for one European customer. Read the full story and our other key updates across pipeline leak detection for the last quarter of 2021.
Airport hydrant systems can be lengthy and complex, making detecting jet fuel leaks a challenge. Our Head of Aviation, Dean Golba discusses how the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) can help.
Atmos has achieved successful audits for its UK & China offices, issued by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance. It means that the offices retain their ISO standard of 9001:2015.
Discover how Atmos International (Atmos) has been supporting local communities in various global office locations this month, in the spirit of Christmas 2021. We’ve taken part in a variety of charity work.
John Anderton, our Senior Simulation Consultant discusses how pipeline simulation can assist in optimizing the transition to hydrogen. Helping to remove guesswork and areas of uncertainty.
Uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic causes five key additional challenges for pipeline operators. We look at how pipeline simulation can not only assist in overcoming them, but optimize operations going forwards.
Watch our new video to understand how Atmos SIM pipeline simulation has become a vital tool for pipeline operators in the control room. Helping to react to changes in supply and demand.
The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise recognizes outstanding achievements by UK businesses in various categories. This year Atmos International attended a royal reception to accept the award for Innovation.
Pipeline simulation, Atmos Trainer adequately trained operators across three different pipelines last quarter. Here’s the full story and other updates across pipeline leak detection.
Angela Maya, Sales and Support Engineer for Atmos International in Latin America participated in the podcast "Preventive measures to reduce pipeline inventory loss" for the International gas & energy forum (IGEF).
Atmos Eclipse is an ATEX certified and non-intrusive leak detection unit. Fitted for pipeline leak detection across the world, it overcomes challenges such as communication, power and instrumentation.
Dean Golba, Head of Aviation at Atmos International, spoke to Aviation Pros about how the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) verifies the integrity of airport hydrants systems in as little as 15 minutes.
On Friday September 24 Atmos International supported Macmillan Cancer Support by taking part in the world’s biggest coffee morning.
After 19 months of no in-person social events, the Atmos UK colleagues and their families get together for a catch up.
This article looks into the benefits of pipeline simulation software and its advantages for gas operators. In it we review the background of simulation, challenges faced by operators and potential applications.
The transition from natural gas to hydrogen is at the forefront of what is happening in the global energy industry. The move to green hydrogen will, without doubt, be a large part of the solution to decarbonization and sustainable future energy
Carin Meyer, Regulation Compliance Specialist for Atmos International, explores the importance of regulations and how operators can ensure they stay up-to-date and compliant.
Atmos’ San Antonio office has a commitment to supporting its local community which has included food drives and Christmas donations. This year, during the challenging times of a global pandemic, Atmos colleagues have stood up once more.
Atmos has supported the building of 'Elephant Pumps' in Africa through the choice of its watercooler supplier, AquAid.
Atmos International's non-intrusive leak detection solution, Atmos Eclipse, has been featured in the Spanish industry magazine, Oilgas.
In May 2021, Atmos International colleagues got together to virtually walk the Pan American Highway. A walk of over 24,000 km and 35 million steps
Read our article on pipeline simulation based on the paper presented at PTC 2021 by Atmos International
The Joukowsky Equation lets us perform surge calculations by hand. It is named after Nikolay Zhukovsky, a founding father of aerodynamics and also hydrodynamics.
We are supporting International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) on Wednesday, 23 June 2021. INWED is celebrating its eighth year in 2021. INWED is an international awareness campaign that raises women's profiles in engineering and focuses attention on the fantastic career opportunities available to women and girls in this exciting industry.
Atmos International (Atmos) has lent its support to a girls’ grassroots football team with the sponsorship of their training kits.
Atmos International (Atmos) has shown its support to International Women in Engineering Day as a global sponsor.
In this ‘A conversation with’ we catch up with Irena Flynn. Irena relocated back to her home country of the Czech Republic as the pandemic widened across Europe. She has recently joined a new team, established to enhance the development of Atmos International’s (Atmos) simulation products.
The 'middleman' Giancarlo Milano thoroughly loves his job due to its dynamic and always changing nature. Click to read more about his Atmos journey.
Atmos International (Atmos) has been named one of The Institute of Engineering (IET) 150 Enterprise Partners during its 150th anniversary
Atmos International (Atmos) has long supported its colleagues’ interests outside of work and is committed to building strong links in the communities where our people are based. Read more.
Atmos International has been listed as one of the top 50 technology companies to work for in the UK and one of the Top 100 North West companies.
Atmos International’s innovative, non-intrusive solutions for pipeline leak detection is featured in the May issue of Tank Storage Magazine.
In February 2021, Atmos International (Atmos) participated in the first World Corporate Chess Championship organized by the International Chess Federation (FIDE).
Just like any pipeline, an aviation hydrant system requires effective leak detection (tightness monitoring). Here, we compare two leak detection technologies that both use the pressure-step method.
Atmos International achieved the prestigious and limited Queen's Award for Enterprise in the Innovation Category in 2020. Listen to our colleague Joanna Edwards, Project Manager, talk about what the award means to us.
Meet Angela Maya, Sales Manager for Atmos International for Latin and Central Americas. Angela talks about her experience as part of the Atmos team and how working from home during pandemic changed her routines.
How does simulation software handle bad data while maintaining accuracy in the control room?
Community-minded colleagues in Atmos International’s Costa Rican office took on the challenge of providing food donations during the height of the pandemic in 2020. Raising funds from donations made from their own salaries, the team reached out to families who were in real need of help.
Meet Glen Tyson, Product Manager for Atmos International. Glen has worked across most departments and is now responsible for ensuring our products get to market efficiently and effectively.
Cristian Calvo, marketing specialist based in Atmos International's office in San Jose, Costa Rica. Cristian is responsible for events and local marketing within the Latin American region.
Meet Mariano Sibaja, a Team Manager for Atmos International and based in Costa Rica. A well-traveled colleague, Mariano has worked on key projects including the deployment of Atmos Theft Net and the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitoring system.
Meet Dave Lobban, Software Development Manager. Dave's focus is .NET development to ensure our builds are completed as efficiently as possible, with the aim of shipping new releases faster and more frequently. Discover more about his journey to Atmos.
Christmas is a time for giving, this year is no exception, especially with more and more people relying on outside help from organizations such as the Trussell Trust and their network of food banks across the country. Atmos didn’t hesitate to help the Chorlton and Didsbury Foodbank which is close to their office.
Meet David, who works as a project manager for Atmos International in Costa Rica. As part of his job, he has traveled across the world, working in Australia and Latin America including installing aviation leak detection systems in Sydney.
Atmos International received the Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation in April 2020. Due to the pandemic, a formal ceremony wasn't possible. Instead, a virtual ceremony was held and formally attended by the Lord-Lieutenant of Greater Manchester.
Discover how Atmos' close partnership with Gassco helped to develop the functionality of Atmos' simulation products. Additional links to PSIG technical papers also included.
Atmos International's Harry Smith writes about leak detection strategies based on his paper at Virtual Pipeline Summit in November 2020.
The Atmos International Regulation Compliance Service has been covered in the global pipeline industry publication World Pipelines
Listen to Adrian Kane, Vice President of Business Development for Atmos in North America on the Pipeliners Podcast. Adrian discusses minimizing leaks and liabilities with Pipeliners Podcast host Russel Treat
Proud to be supporting a grassroots youth football team, Atmos International has sponsored Bramhall North 75 Eagles Under 9s.
Atmos International (Atmos) has created a unique regulation program compliance service for its customers.
Nayely Morales is based in Atmos International’s Anaheim office in California. Joining as an intern five years ago she now is a Sales Engineer working across key accounts for the North American team.
Jake Jan was one of the first five at our San Antonio office. Discover what makes his day and how he keeps motivated.
At Atmos, mental health is something we always take seriously and provide the tools, resources and time for everyone to look after their wellbeing.
Our regional sales manager for Russia and CIS, Andrejs Siderenko has written an article published in 'Sphere Oil & Gas', a Russian trade magazine. Click to read more.
Ryan Sperling joined Atmos International last year and heads up Atmos' presence in Canada. A native of Calgary of Alberta, it's no surprise he's a lover of ice hockey. We asked him about his journey to Atmos and what motivates him.
Atmos International colleague Gary Cheung used up his holidays, evenings and weekends to help make protective visors for medical staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working with a local group in Knutsford where he lives, Gary has produced 1,100 visors that have been distributed across the North West of England.
Retro-fitting technology often involves some lateral thinking. Not only in terms of where to put it on the pipeline but also how to access some areas. Technology has moved on considerably and pipelines built several decades ago now require innovation to help them operate safely. With thousands of kilometers of pipelines, many of which are not close to operation centers, remote technology is vital.
From the outset, Atmos International has always been proud of its social program and the benefits it delivers to its colleagues. Across Atmos offices in China, Costa Rica, North America and the UK, teams have participated in cocktail making, tenpin bowling, paintballing and junkyard’ crazy golf to name but a few. With lockdown in place, socializing with colleagues has been challenging.
Atmos International CEO and founder, Jun Zhang talks about her career in pipeline leak detection with Russel Treat on the 141st edition of the Pipeliners Podcast.
Atmos International Latin America achieved an important certification, the essential Costa Rica country brand. Atmos joins a group driven by excellence, sustainability, innovation, social progress and Costa Rican origin.
Atmos has undertaken significant planning to ensure its colleagues remain safe as they begin to return to the office
Atmos International has been featured in the July 2020 issue of World Pipelines. The article was written by Harry Smith, examining how non-intrusive hardware technology can help even the most difficult pipelines to be protected
Carin Meyer has brought decades of experience to her role at Atmos International. She now helps companies prepare for PHMSA leak detection audits.
The Costa Rican of office Atmos International (Atmos) has obtained the country brand certification, essential Costa Rica. This certification evaluated the office in 5 different parameters.
Leading aviation industry media publication, AviationPros.com has featured our case study on Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Regional business publication - Business Live - features the Atmos International's aviation case study video of its Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world's busiest airport has deployed the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) to ensure its entire fuel hydrant system is safe.
Colleagues in the Atmos International office in San Antonio, Texas, USA, not only went on a massive food drive to donate to the San Antonio Foodbank but also adopted a local family during the festive season at the end of 2019.
Atmos colleagues in Costa Rica continue to share their community spirit with a surprise visit to Hogar de Ancianos nursing home Piedades de Santa Ana.
A short summary of media coverage of Atmos' Queen's Award for Enterprise success.
Atmos founder and CEO, Dr. Jun Zhang was recently interviewed in the well-regarded Insider North West magazine, a regional production for Insider Media.
Atmos International (Atmos) has received the prestigious Queens Award for Enterprise: Innovation 2020 for its Atmos Wave product.
Meet Allison Mendoza, Maintenance Engineer for Atmos International's Costa Rican office in San Jose. With a passion for creativity and dance, Allison has a serious side too, spending time in Canada to further her studies with a project on autonomous marine vessels. Discover more about her ambitions and her daily work in our latest blog.
As a global organization, Atmos International delivers its services and products across many countries. The company is evaluating any impacts of the worldwide effects of Coronavirus/Covid19 on its employees and customers.
Harry Smith, Sales and Senior Research Manager for Atmos International, writes in the March edition of The Water Journal about introducing non-intrusive leak detection for the water industry.
As the founder of Atmos International, Jun’s passion for people and equality has been a fundamental part of the company’s success. As CEO she continues to focus on her colleagues' welfare and opportunities to develop.
Meet Lisa Becker, a Maintenance Manager for Atmos based in our Anaheim office in California. She's always known she wanted to be an engineer - thanks in part to sage advice from her uncle. Discover more about Lisa's motivations in this blog.
Atmos International became an Enterprise Partner with the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) in 2019. Our people are a fundamental part of engaging and developing our partnerships. In the Winter 2019 issue of IET's Partner News, Phil Rawon, Project Engineer, shares his journey to becoming a chartered engineer.
The Pipeliners Podcast is produced by industry veteran Russel Treat and has featured industry experts from across the sector, including our very own Giancarlo Milano. Russel has brought together some of these podcasts to share highlights on the new requirements by the Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Harry Smith, Sales and Research Engineer for Atmos International, writes on the global pipeline theft problem and how oil and gas companies can start to tackle thieves with advanced leak and theft detection systems.
Harry Smith, Sales and Research Engineer for Atmos International, provides insights into how to catch pipeline thieves with the Pipeline Industry Guild's newsletter - In the Pipeline.
Atmos founder and CEO, Dr. Jun Zhang, has been nominated for the Northern Power Women Awards in the category of Outstanding Entrepreneur. The Northern Power Women Awards showcase role models and celebrate the many different ways women contribute to a thriving Northern Powerhouse in the UK.
Colleagues from Atmos International have been busy collecting items to donate to The Chorlton and West Didsbury Foodbank this Christmas. Following the list of essentials provided by the food bank which is part of the Trussell Trust, tins of soup, cartons of long-life milk, biscuits, pasta and much more were provided by the 60 staff based at Atmos International’s head office in Didsbury.
We speak to 'Franco-American' Damien Ravel who is based at Atmos International's San Antonio office in the United States. He talks about his journey from the south of France to the USA, via Manchester, his motivations and who he'd pick as his mentor.
Atmos International's Harry Smith gave a presentation on non-intrusive leak detection as part of the Pipeline Industries Guild webinar series.
Atmos’ Costa Rican colleagues continued their social contributions recently by helping regenerate the gardens of a local community center in the region of Bajo de Los Anonos.
In our latest blog focusing on Atmos colleagues, we met up with Connor Tebb, Project Engineer for Atmos International based in the Manchester office. A petrolhead by his own admission, Connor talks about his journey to Atmos and his positive outlook at life.
Christmas came early for the Atmos International (Atmos) aviation team as they took delivery of 10 new computer units for the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) systems from BVM Limited.
The announcement by the US Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) will see leak detection extended beyond high consequence areas (HCA) as of July 1st, 2020. The move will see thousands of miles of hazardous liquid pipelines through the US covered. In addition, areas that are exposed to extreme weather conditions and natural disasters will be scrutinized further. Rural gathering lines are not included as part of the widened regulations.
This week a team of Atmos colleagues headed to the University of Salford to attend one of its career fairs. Focussing on engineering and computing, the event is an opportunity for students to learn more about careers in each sector as well as meet potential employers.
Roles in engineering, computing and software development are extremely varied and offer a wealth of opportunity for those looking to develop their careers. We’ve asked a number of colleagues to share their insights on their career choice.
Atmos Aviation delivered its Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) to Keflavik International Airport in Iceland.
Atmos International (Atmos) colleagues like a challenge. So when the opportunity of tackling all three of mainland Britain’s highest peaks came up, they went for it.
Last month I attended the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Control Systems Centre at the University of Manchester. It was good to reflect on how far I have come since finishing my Ph.D. at UMIST.
Atmos Aviation, part of global leak detection specialists Atmos International, has launched three new updates to its portfolio of products and services at Inter Airport Europe in Munich.
Colleagues including Atmos International’s CEO Jun Zhang from Atmos’ Costa Rican office were on hand recently to help a natural reserve, Reserva Forestal Grecia with a large recycling project
Pipeline leaks can happen at any time and any location. It's not that often that they are due to a rupture from target practice.
The Alberta Energy Regulator is urging pipeline operators to do a better job of developing and maintaining programs to discover leaks after it examined nearly two dozen spills over the last three years.
$1.6M in civil penalties proposed for safety violations following fatal 2015 Louisiana compressor station explosion
The major oil spill from a pipeline rupture in Saskatchewan, Canada has cost 107 million USD to clean up according to pipeline operator Husky Energy of Calgary
A subsidiary of Magellan Midstream Partners that operated pipelines that ruptured in three states must complete 16 million USD in upgrades, and pay a 2 million USD fine as part of the federal settlement.
Customer feedback from Crimson Pipelines about the Atmos leak alarm that occurred on one of their Los Angeles area pipelines. This involved the sample pot leaking on the receiving meter to a Los Angeles area refinery.
News articles on Dakota Access Project - The acting US Army secretary has directed the US Army Corps of Engineers to grant the easement necessary to finish the billion-dollar Dakota Access Pipeline project.
Part of gas production at Iran’s South Pars gas field was shut down this week following a pipeline leak. Pipeline 32 (part of Phase 16 of the South Pars gas field) feeds an onshore refinery, and according to Iranian news agency Mehr, the leak has been brought under control.
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill six years ago caused widespread marsh erosion that may be permanent in some places, according to a new analysis of 270 miles of the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama coasts.
Product theft from pipelines is an enormous problem all over the world. The extent, severity, and risk of such theft operations are a major concern to the industry and the world community. This is organized crime using modern technology to steal large quantities of valuable material from hazardous product pipelines.
The Bakken Pipeline system includes the Dakota Access Pipeline and will transport oil from North Dakota’s Bakken range through South Dakota and Iowa to a tank farm in Patoka, Ill.
The leak from line 2A near Anthony Henday Drive and 92 Avenue, occurred at 3 p.m. Friday, and the spill was put into a privately-owned excavation pit where construction work was being done.
Enbridge Inc. has agreed to sell Southeast Saskatchewan pipeline system to Tundra Energy Marketing Limited for $1.075 billion in cash, the Calgary-based energy pipeline company announced Thursday.
Cleanup work continues following a condensate leak from a pipeline operated by Encana subsidiary, Hunter Ridge Energy Services LLC, in the North Parachute Mountain area north of Parachute.
Epping Transmission Company is the sixth pipeline company applying for a permit to join the expanding Dakota Access pipeline project.
Preparations for the construction of the 4,85 km EUGAL European gas pipeline link are making progress.
The Third Energy Package is the latest energy market legislation in EU, conceived to improve internal energy market and resolve structural problems.
Norwegian operator Statoil confirmed today that it has plans to drill 30 new exploration wells, increasing its exploration drilling by 30% in 2017. Three of these wells will be in the UK North Sea, however, the Barents Sea will remain the focal point of Statoil’s exploration activities.
Roger Gull, 51, and son Ryan, 28 allegedly set up a makeshift refinery in the grounds of Boris Johnson’s ministerial Chevening estate as part of a scheme to steal 1.5 million USD of hydrocarbon fuel.
The final rule amending of the Part 195 regulations for hazardous liquid pipelines was released on Friday. The revised regulations will become effective 6 months after publication in the Federal Register.
First Delivery of US Shale Gas Arrives in Scotland - A tanker carrying 27,000 cubic meters of shale gas from the US arrived in Grangemouth refinery and petrochemical plant in Scotland on Tuesday.
Armed gangs stealing from gasoline pipelines in Mexico are getting more dangerous. Police intervention is frequently not enough, with the Mexican Army being called in to deal with thieves who attack pipelines in armored vehicles and carry automatic weapons.
Colonial Pipeline Company shut down their main gasoline and distillates pipeline on Monday after an explosion in Shelby, Alabama US.
A pipeline leak was reported early on Saturday morning in the Shoal Creek area of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The gasoline pipeline that was shut down after a major leak in Alabama was restarted today by Colonial Pipeline. More than 800 personnel were on site in the restart efforts.
A PNG (piped natural gas) pipeline burst on Saturday, leading to a heavy leakage of cooking fuel and putting the lives of over 2,000 people in danger.
On 8th June 2011, Gassco launched its new pipeline management system in the operations environment. The successful launch is the result of close collaboration between Gassco and Atmos International over the past few years.
Atmos International are very pleased to announce that last week we updated the Gassco production (live) environment with the final software release.
New reforms agreed by the state and federal ministers at the Coag energy council meeting in Canberra will expand gas supplies and force suppliers to publish previously secret gas prices.
GE’s Measurement & Control business has significantly enhanced its pipeline capabilities by entering a cooperation agreement with Atmos International, a leading global supplier of pipeline leak detection and simulation technology to the oil, gas, water and associated industries.
On Monday General Electric Co (GE) announced that they would be merging their petroleum related operations with Baker Hughes Inc to create the second largest oilfield service company in the world.
A major theft of petroleum from the Mathura-Jalandhar pipeline was detected last week, where thieves had dug a large tunnel (15ft deep and 100m long) on the outskirts of R K Puram colony under Highway Police Station
In Hanlontown Iowa, US an errant excavator has been blamed for damaging a pipeline that spilled nearly 47,000 gallons of diesel fuel.
Atmos International has once again been approved by Lloyd’s Quality Assurance to the “ISO 9001:2008” Quality Management System Standards.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Jet-A Incorporated as the representative for Atmos aviation products and services in the United States and Canada, effective immediately. Products and services offered
Federal regulators published a new set of rules on Friday, Recommendation GAO–12–388, dated March 22, 2012, to strengthen the safety of pipelines carrying hazardous liquids such as crude oil and the natural gas liquids that include the requirement for a leak detection system.
A Husky operator discovered crude oil beside a pipeline route at Cox Hill Creek on Thursday. Alberta's Energy Regulator (AER) spokeswoman Monica says Husky Energy of Calgary reported the spill at Cox Hill Creek, southwestern Alberta, on Thursday around 3 p.m.
CNOOC, China’s state-owned energy company, diverted two cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) after a pipeline fire in Tianjin, Northern China. The natural gas pipeline was closed after a pipeline rupture that then caught fire.
Calgary-based Trilogy Energy Corp. discovered a leak Thursday at its Kaybob project, about 15 kilometers northeast of Fox Creek (about 260 km northwest of Edmonton). The Alberta Energy Regulator reported oil emulsion, leaked into a flowing marsh area
Atmos Data Manager is a powerful system interfacing and data logging/validation facility, which can provide both pipeline and process industries with a hassle-free interface for existing and new pipeline application and control systems such as SCADA/DCS. It is a flexible tool for integrating both process and management information across an entire enterprise.
The Mexican government increased fuel prices by 20% on New Year’s Day. The increase is the largest in almost two decades and brings the years of subsidies keeping gasoline cheap to an end. It comes as economists predict Mexico’s slowest growth in four years, and is intended to help stabilize the rising levels of public debt, and to encourage competition and private investment in the fuel market.
State-owned pipelines company, PEMEX, detected a total of 10,363 illegal taps in 2017, an overage of 28 illegal tapping-points detected per day
The Permian Basin is expected to add enormous volumes this year, but its pipeline network is filling up fast.
A report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) found pipelines and barges to have more comprehensive safety systems than train transportation systems.
The National Energy Board in Canada have complied new data that shows over the past three years ‘incorrect operation’ has caused an average of 20 pipeline leaks per year. An increase of four annually from the previous six years.
US Senators Gary Peters and Debbie Stabenow have introduced a group of bills that would increase pipeline safety in and around the Great Lakes, accounting for the unique needs of the local ecosystem.
Nexant’s latest issue of World Gas Analytics foresees a continuing oversupply in the market until the 2020s.
The powerful blast that ripped through the Jinlingshihua Nanjing Refinery is now under control according to the local fire department
The Selection Committee from this year’s ISA Automation Expo & Conference (AEC) included Atmos International’s non-intrusive pressure sensor in its Top 5 Innovations of 2018.
As part of President Donald Trump’s on-going plans to promote US energy, last Thursday the NuStar Energy LP New Burgos Pipeline was approved.
The PIPES Act of 2016 reauthorizes the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) from the fiscal year 2016 to the fiscal year 2019.
Members of Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) met two weeks and heeded consumers’ calls increase their overall oil production.
An investigation is continuing into the cause of an oil spill that occurred at Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro’s Paradise River hydroelectric generating plant on the Burin Peninsula.
Oil from a Husky Energy pipeline spilled into the North Saskatchewan River on Thursday morning upstream from Maidstone, Sask.
OPEC set a new OPEC-14 production reduction target yesterday in Vienna of 32.5 MMb/d effective 1 January 2017 to accelerate the reduction in the world oil and try to rebalance of the oil market.
PHMSA - “To assure safety in the transport of hazardous gases and liquids in the nation's pipelines, pipeline operators who perform covered tasks must be qualified."
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has issued an advisory bulletin this month on existing regulations and best practices that will help to avoid large scale product loss from pipelines.
The May 06, 2010, National Transportation Safety Board acknowledgment of PHMSA Safety Recommendation P-05-5 is prompting the US pipeline operators without CPM systems to reconsider their options.
On December 13, 2017, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) Gas Pipeline Advisory Committee (GPAC) and Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Advisory Committee (LPAC) meet to discuss a variety of pipeline safety program and policy issues.
Until recently, Atmos SIM functionality has been pretty much exclusively focussed on the hydraulic simulation of pipelines, meaning that a lot of the control and logic required for Operator Trainer projects had to be implemented externally to Atmos SIM, and was often project-specific.
Pennsylvania will soon enforce tougher air-pollution regulations on its thriving natural gas industry. The new regulations will be some of the toughest methane controls in the nation, exceeding federal requirements.
A veteran PG&E corrosion engineer told the jury in the federal trial Friday that he was "not terribly" concerned by his 2009 discovery of 33 unexplained leaks on the gas pipeline that later ruptured in San Bruno.
The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has issued a CAN$172 500 administrative penalty to Murphy Oil Company for a pipeline spill near Peace River in northwestern Alberta, Canada ..
The expansion of Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline has been approved by British Columbia
The Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) announced the publication of its civil penalty framework.
The first ten people were arrested Wednesday when they refused final orders to leave the protest camp near Cannon Ball, North Dakota.
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has meetings this December to amend safety regulations.
The Belle Fourche Pipeline Company now has to take corrective actions to protect the general public, property, and the environment following the spill that impacted the Ash Coulee Creek near Belfield, North Dakota.
The first week of January, President Trump’s administration presented his infrastructure plan for 2018. This plan lists the top legislative priorities: building roads, bridges and highways.
API Midstream Director, Robin Rorick, has criticized PHMSA’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM)
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has not released a Significant Rulemaking Report since December 2016 as the agency evaluates rulemakings in accordance with Executive Orders 13771 and 13777.
The US Department of Transportation's (DOT) Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) announced that they are seeking nominations for personnel to its gas and liquid pipeline advisory committees, from both the oil and gas industry and the federal government.
Atmos International, the leading provider of pipeline technology to the oil, gas, water and associated industries, is pleased to announce that it has become a business associate to The Pipeline Industries Guild in the UK.
The US Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) published a new set of rules for the safety of pipelines carrying hazardous liquids, such as crude oil and natural gas.
This tap would have been hard to find without Theft Net technology as the high-pressure hose was buried under the highway and routed onto private property.
Electronic monitoring equipment failed to detect a rupture in the Belle Fourche pipeline that spewed more than 176,000 gallons of crude oil into a North Dakota creek, the pipeline's operator said Monday.
Atmos International has doubled the size of its office in Anaheim California
The Alberta Energy Regulator in Calgary, Canada is making it easier for the public to see which energy companies are falling behind in pipeline safety. A new reporting website has been launched that shows pipeline safety ratings from the area over the last two years.
There are a full range of features within Atmos SIM to allow accurate pig tracking on any network including subsea gas lines.
Atmos objectives aligned to those of aviation trade association
Last Sunday, Venezuelan Legislator, Antonio Barreto denounced a pipeline rupture that spilled over 24,000 barrels of crude oil in southern in Anzoategui state, Venezuela.
On March 2, the Gas Pipeline Advisory Committee (GPAC) will meet to consider the last Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’s (PHMSA) proposed rule. The rule is intended to amend safety regulations to gas transmission and gathering pipelines.
Transportadora Brasileira Gasoducto Bolivia-Brasil S.A. (TBG) has awarded Atmos the project to replace the online pipeline simulation software on the Bolivia-Brazil gas pipeline.
Atmos International has been shortlisted for the Energy Institute Awards under the Technology category, for the implementation of Pipeline Management System (PMS) on Gassco subsea pipelines.
Atmos International Latin American has moved to new offices in the Plaza Murano Tower in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.
Majority of the operators’ events cited in the study had no CPM leak detection systems (LDS) or only very basic LDS
On Monday morning in Montijo, Portugal an oil leak from a fuel pipeline broken by thieves was reported to local police.
The leak was first reported Friday, Sept. 9 by workers at a mining operation who detected a strong odor of gasoline near Helena spilled approximately 6,000 barrels.
CANNON BALL, N.D. – Officers in riot gear used pepper spray on Wednesday in more clashes with protesters near the Dakota Access pipeline
With new and innovative solutions needed, Atmos has developed the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor.
The proposed Pilgrim Pipeline would carry fracked Bakken shale oil from Albany, New York to the Bayway Refinery in Linden, New Jersey along a 178 mile dual pipeline.
An estimated 400 protesters mounted the Backwater Bridge and attempted to force their way past police in what the Morton County Sheriff’s Department initially described as an “ongoing riot,” the latest in a series of demonstrations against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
14 oil producing nations agreed to modestly reduce oil output later this year in the hope of propping up oil prices.
Showcase includes fully working ‘pipeline system’ using plastic tubing, pressure sensors, and valves
Redundancy is used to increase the fault tolerance of a system by duplicating critical components and functions. Redundancy within Pipeline Application Systems (PAS) usually refers to one of the following areas: OPC source redundancy, Network and hardware redundancy and Pipeline application server redundancy
Before closing shop, Obama's administration is expected to push through long-delayed safety measures for the nation's sprawling network of hazardous liquid pipelines.
The MAR (Major Accident Reduction) and CS97 (Chirag Oil Project scope) project has successfully gone through factory acceptance testing with representatives from BP and KBR.
The section of pipeline includes Total Lindsey Oil Refinery to Buncefield
Collectively, the nations of South America have known reserves amounting to about 20% of the world’s provable underground and subsea oil deposits. They produce 6 MMbopd, and several of these producers are important exporters to the United States and other global markets.
Montana lawmakers are considering implementing measures that would prevent any pipeline 10” in diameter or larger from being built under lakes or rivers
The successful test was conducted on a segment of 16-inch diameter pipeline approximately 5,000 feet in length
Early in June 2013, Atmos International successfully completed the site acceptance test (SAT) for two copper concentrate pipelines at Minera Escondida.
Atmos achieved status for the third consecutive year.
Today the Kremlin announced that commodities trader Glencore, and Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund are buying a 19.5% stake in Russia’s largest oil company, Rosneft.
The State of North Dakota yesterday introduced Bill 1349 that proposes tax breaks on leak detection, leak protection and monitoring equipment using the modified accelerated cost recovery system depreciation method.
San Antonio, Texas-based, Tesoro will assimilate Western Refining in an all-stock transaction.
The Oct. 31 opinion of U.S. District Judge Sim Lake of the Southern District of Texas is a reminder of the accident when a Weeks Marine barge hit and ruptured Contango Operator’s natural gas pipeline on February 24, 2010 while dredging off Louisiana.
Pipeline fuel theft is an activity with high economic, environmental and human consequences. In 2017, Costa Rica has had several pipeline incidents due to pipeline product theft events.
Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor, a project 24 months in the making, received TÜV Rheinland approval last month.
Atmos Pipe successfully detected theft from a multi-product pipeline after thieves targeted a pipeline in India. The pipeline operator was able to quickly locate the physical theft point, remove the tap-off and stop the theft.
Atmos products meet key requests of operations teams
Following the discovery of illegal tapping, the Danish Central Stockholding Entity (FDO) selected Atmos Wave for the fast and reliable leak and theft detection in 2013.
The Husky Energy pipeline spill in July 2016, that spilt 225,000 liters of heavy oil and diluent into the North Saskatchewan River, has reportedly cost Husky 90 million USD so far.
Atmos supplied a statistical tightness monitoring system that surpasses the API standard
Last week’s pipeline leak in north central Alberta has covered an area three hectares in size with oil emulsion according to Trilogy Energy.
The National Workgroup on Leak Detection Evaluation (NWGLDE) has reviewed Atmos Tightness Monitor, the statistical system for airport hydrants, and certified it to EPA regulatory performance standards
The BP Energy Outlook 2017 identifies long-term energy trends, building on the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, and then projections for world energy markets to 2035, taking account of the potential evolution of the world economy, policy, and technology.
TransCanada Corporation has submitted a Presidential Permit application to the U.S. Department of State for approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
TransCanada Corporation has filed a variance application with the National Energy Board to proceed with construction of the North Montney Mainline Project in northeast British Columbia.
The deputy secretary of the Army will grant the final permit needed to complete the Dakota Access Pipeline
Moving ahead with his plans to make the economy and jobs the centerpiece of his administration’s first week in office, President Trump signed executive orders on Tuesday breathing new life the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipeline projects.
New version is fully compatible with all current versions of Microsoft operating systems and the latest versions of SQL.
Gazprom has begun preparations for the second pipeline in the proposed TurkStream natural gas pipeline. This will form the second string of the two-line TurkStream natural gas pipeline to Turkey.
The Russian gas giant Gazprom started construction on a new gas pipeline under the Black Sea from southern Russia to northwest Turkey. A series of feeder lines have also been planned to supply the European Union.
A unique tuning aid feature built in to help pipeline designers select the required property values for known target setpoints.
Prime minister of Flanders, Geert Bourgeois has proposed a radical North Sea Union
Avoiding compatibility issues of operating systems and hardware.
A gas pipeline ruptured during a pressure test in southeaster Iran earlier this week, killing two workers.
BP Energy Partners, an energy investment company backed by oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens, is selling portfolio company Pinnacle Midstream, according to four sources familiar with the matter.
Weak oil prices are not stopping, America rising as an energy superpower in 2016, weakening OPEC’s influence on the oil market and Russia’s control of Europe’s gas supplies.
Any number of factors may have contributed to the severity of both incidents.
Jim Ratcliffe, CEO of Ineos, has stated that he thinks fracking could transform Britain’s industrial heartland in the same way it has revived America’s Rust Belt.
From 1 October 2016 the UK Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGA) will be established as an independent regulatory body by the UK Government.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday approved a pipeline expansion to triple the capacity of the Trans Mountain pipeline to move crude from inland Alberta to the Pacific coast. A similar development - through a rainforest further north - was rejected.
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers’ (CAPP) report offered a 15-year outlook for total Canadian crude oil production and Western Canadian crude oil supply.
The US$28 billion merger of Enbridge and Spectra creates the largest ever energy infrastructure company ever in North America.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has been good for the planet by sharply reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz said Monday.
A pipeline close to Stoughton, about 62 kilometers east of Weyburn in the western Canadian province of Saskatchewan, has leaked 200,000 liters (52,834 gallons) of oil onto agricultural land owned by Ocean Man First Nation
Pipeline operators need to classify pipelines as either active or abandoned status when considering safety. The designation of “idled” is not recognized by law, according to a bulletin from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA).
Two bills currently going through the Senate and House of Representatives
A spokesman for the U.S. regulator told Reuters on Tuesday that the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Material Safety Administration (PHMSA) has yet to approve Colonial Pipeline Co's plan to restore its original gasoline line to service after a leak in September.
The Washington State Department of Ecology updated rules for pipeline operators who move oil through the state. The updated rule, ‘the oil spill contingency plan rule’, requires pipeline operators to commit to more comprehensive oil spill response planning.
On January 13, 2017, just one week before President Trump’s inauguration, PHMSA released final updates to the Pipeline Safety Regulations applicable to onshore transportation of hazardous liquids (“Final Rule”).
The 1.5 billion USD oil pipeline has been sitting empty for two years, but transport tariffs have been agreed to allow the project to proceed.
Calgary-based Wolf Midstream will acquire a 50% ownership interest in Access Pipeline from Devon Energy for $1.4 billion. The Access system includes pipelines transporting blended bitumen and diluent between the Christina Lake area of northeastern Alberta and Edmonton.
Tennessee environment officials have stated that gasoline from a pipeline leak in Chattanooga has not reached the Tennessee River
The new regulations will cover 300,000 miles of existing natural-gas transmission pipelines. (Bilfinger SE/flickr.com)
Atmos International will attend "Congreso y Exposición Internacional de Hidrobarcuros, Petrolíferos y Petroquímicos
The first pipeline of the TurkStream gas offshore line reached the Turkish Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
An oil spill in the Niger Delta hub has caused communities affected by the spill to threaten action to block pipeline access until the state oil producer, NNPC, provides a cleanup of the spill and compensation for those affected within one week.
A pipeline oil spill from January 2015 that spilled 31,000 gallons of oil into the Yellowstone River and contaminated Glendive’s water supply in Montana, US. The Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) announced the civil penalty last week against Bridger Pipeline LLC.
Three ways 2016 PIPES Act will affect pipeline operators will be aggressive timetable for more regulations and studies, Expansion of federal oversight and Increased fees and costs on pipeline operators.
Commodity investors generally agree that the oil market is coming into balance, but huge stockpiles of fuel and teeming strategic Chinese crude inventories could send prices on one last, ugly slide lower, analysts told CNBC
The Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) initiated 144 new enforcement cases from January 2017 to July 2017; compared with 164 cases in 2016, 197 cases in 2015, and 154 cases in 2014.
The Nigerian Ministry of Petroleum Resources released a statement last week stating that 2,418 oil spills were recorded in the Nigerian Agip Oil Company’s operations between 2010 and 2016.
Authorities of the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) in Costa Rica, captured a band that was stealing product from a pipeline.
A broken Chevron Corporation pipeline has spilled around 4,800 gallons of oil that has flowed into an intermittent stream on public land in northwest Colorado, USA.
The Belle Fourche pipeline that leaked into a small tributary of the Little Missouri river on 5 December 2016 is now estimated to have spilled over 500,000 gallons of oil.
It was a roller coaster year for oil prices. And little wonder.
The crude oil was discharged from a pipeline near Bay Long, Louisiana, on September 5, 2016, according to the United States Coast Guard.
Pipeline simulation and hydraulic modelling of Ethylene is one of the most challenging tasks in the pipeline industry. The difficulty is that Ethylene properties can change significantly due to changes in temperature and pressure.
Atmos International is again qualified for the Achilles Joint Qualification System (JQS).
Airlines are cancelling flights in New Zealand and adding stops for long-haul services after a pipeline bringing jet fuel to Auckland airport was closed due to a leak.
The House Resources Committee in Alaska sent House Bill 322, legislation to increase penalties for fuel and oil spills to the Finance Committee on February 12th for consideration.
With the cost of the May 2015 Santa Barbara pipeline rupture already estimated at $150 Million, the future of Santa Barbara County offshore oil production in the South County is in question.
On April 23rd, 2018 we held our annual Atmos User Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, USA before the API Pipeline Conference.
April 2017 API Pipeline Conference and RP 1175 Workshop highlights including updates from PHMSA
Infographic showing the changes in pipeline regulations from Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), The U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of Pipeline Safety (DOT-OPS) and American Petroleum Institute (API).
Regulators have become more aggressive in using API RP1130 to hold operators accountable for maintaining their leak detection systems.
Every manager knows the stress of budget planning; stretching your dollars to maximize the improvement of your operations
Pipeline spills were big news in 2016, and as we face a new year greater vigilance for pipeline leaks and ruptures is required as the 5 largest spills for last year paint a poignant picture.
A summary of Atmos' attendance at the event
There are considerable advantages to contracting pipeline applications such as leak detection as a service, rather than the conventional practice of buying these applications outright.
Gov. Scott Walker issued an executive order Friday declaring a statewide energy emergency following the temporary shutdown of the West Shore pipeline following the shutdown of a portion of the pipeline between Milwaukee and Green Bay after an anomaly was detected.
A letter from, Jun Zhang, our CEO, about the highlights of 2016 and aspirations for 2017.
A letter from, Jun Zhang, our CEO about the highlights of 2017.
A letter from, Jun Zhang, our CEO about the highlights of 2018.
In a 549-page notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) issued last March, PHMSA proposed adding thousands of miles of gathering lines to its purview, requiring pipeline inspections after extreme weather events such as floods, earthquakes and hurricanes, and more frequent inspections of pipelines in rural areas.
A look at recent pipeline spills and leaks on the prairies
The oil tanker, IKARO, leaked an undetermined amount of oil last Friday after the loading line had separated from its usual location.
Kinder Morgan will be conducting a practice emergency exercise where they will simulate a oil spill and practice deploying equipment.
The company responsible for one of North Dakota’s largest saltwater pipeline spills said Tuesday it now has an automated monitoring system in place that will detect leaks sooner.
The nature of mining and slurry pipelines create a unique challenge for leak detection.
Atmos has secured a major theft detection contract from the government-run pipeline company in a Latin American company recently plagued with pipeline product thefts and the subsequent leaks that resulted from these makeshift taps.
A new approach is being developed by the A*STAR Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology in Singapore creates molecules with special gelling abilities that can transform oil in water into a type of jelly.
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
A report by the nonprofit National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) found pipelines and barges appear to have more comprehensive safety systems in place than train transportation systems.
Welcome to our new head office in Manchester, UK. Just a short walk from our previous location in West Didsbury, we are now located at the edge of East Didsbury village.
Oil rallied strongly to push crude prices above $50 a barrel on Thursday, a level good enough to relieve pressure on producers and offer hope for the near future.
The NNPC has provided details of how pipeline vandals have the damaged the trade petroleum products and crude supply in its pipeline system leading to a colossal cost of over N174.57 billion in product losses and repairs of products pipelines within the last 10 years.
Thanks to the shale oil boom, the US is now sitting on more oil reserves than Russia, which estimates as having 256 billion barrels of untapped oil.
Leak detection technologies divide into two main groups: internal based and external based. The most common external-based leak detection methods include: biological, acoustic sensing, vapor sensing and infrared camera
The House Energy and Commerce Committee approved a series of measures allowing the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) to issue emergency orders to shut down pipeline systems and issue emergency regulations, bring new transparency to interagency reviews, tighten standards for underground natural gas storage systems and mandate the installation of leak detection technologies.
Nothing in these FAQs alters the content of the rule, constitutes new requirements, or represents interpretations of the rule. Requests for official written interpretations of the Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Integrity Management Rule may be requested in accordance with 49 CFR 190.11.
In April 2016 Congresswoman Janice Hahn and Congresswoman Jackie Speier introduced legislation to hold pipeline operators accountable for destructive and deadly pipeline accidents in the US. The proposed Prosecuting Irresponsible Pipeline Explosions (PIPE) Act makes pipeline operators responsible for clear misconduct.
According to the API advisory, PPTS Advisory 2009-5, facility releases account for more than half of the incidents in the hazardous liquids industry’s Pipeline Performance Tracking System (PPTS). The facility leaks were lower in consequence as, typically, the leaks were lower in volume and they were contained in the facility.
As we look for product theft, we are surprised by how many theft points we discover. In particular, Atmos is working closely with companies south of the US border to effectively detect and locate those illegal tapping points with an accuracy of a couple of hundred meters.
The 2012 DOT pipeline leak detection study states that if detection and shutdown is not acted on as soon as a rupture occurs, the consequences can escalate so having a robust and reliable system in place is important.
Pipelines are among the safest, most efficient methods for transporting energy. After an exhaustive review process, it’s time for Minnesota to move forward.
Computer models have been used for pipeline simulation since the late 1960’s, and if you consider how pipeline simulation as evolved since then you may be surprised at just how little has changed.
Incorrect operation causes several pipeline leaks every year. Training your controllers so that they respond calmly and correctly to abnormal operating conditions could make the difference between an emergency and a catastrophe.
For the first time, pipeline companies will be required to have plans in place for dealing with oil disasters trapped beneath the ice.
Federal regulators issued more requirements for Plains All American Pipeline to complete before it can restart the crude-oil pipelines shut down since they ruptured and caused the Refugio Oil Spill in southern Santa Barbara County.
The mayor of Sarnia, Mike Bradley, has the common sense and took the time to understand that pipelines are a safer alternative to rail cars or tanker for moving the product needed to power our economy.
Working in the oil and gas industry means that Atmos employees brave all types of different environments all over the world to install systems. On occasion, this can include offshore oil and gas rigs. In order to travel to an offshore platform, it is mandatory for the engineers to complete the UK Basic Offshore Safety Induction Emergency Training (BOSIET).
The Atmos Pipe leak detection system has already detected a pipeline rupture in North America in 2017.
We now see more pipeline leaks than ever before around the world, and leak detection systems are being tested in anger. The Atmos systems have detected several real leaks and ruptures in 2016.
Atmos systems continue to detect a record number of leaks this year. Here are a few examples for the past five weeks
A leak on January 8th in Saint John, Canada, resulted in the evacuation of around eighty-four homes and several businesses.
It is critical to ensure that your control room team has the right tools to face all the challenges encountered when operating pipelines. How can you ensure that the controllers then use these tools at their highest potential?
Michigan's two Democratic senators want the Department of Transportation to change the way it regulates oil pipelines crossing underneath the Great Lakes in order to raise the liability stakes should they break and cause a spill.
Hazardous materials crews are cleaning up as many as 21,000 gallons of oil after a pipeline rupture in Northern California.
A third-party strike by a mechanical digger last Thursday on the 168-kilometer pipeline has caused a fuel shortage at Auckland airport and the rationing fuel supplies to airlines.
Atmos Wave rarefaction wave leak detection system has been installed and commissioned on three sour gas pipelines in a gas gathering field successfully.
Matthew Savidge discusses one of the many great things about working as a Project Engineer for Atmos International is travelling to new and exciting places. He was very happy to receive a project in Alaska; a place he had long been keen to visit.
Best engineering practices recommend that pipeline leak detection systems are tested regularly.
The changing composition of oil, water and gas in multiphase products has historically made leak detection very challenging on multiphase pipelines. This year, Atmos successfully installed a leak detection system with proprietary non-intrusive pressure sensors on a multi-phase pipeline.
Every pipeline has its own personality and behaves differently. No single leak detection technology is the best solution for every type of pipeline. Large diameter pipelines have come under greater scrutiny from regulators. This paper offers examples of the diverse challenges for different leak detection systems (LDS) installed on large diameter liquid or gas pipelines.
Understanding that earthquakes pose a real threat, every pipeline operator should be able to detect a rupture fast with 100% confidence and a plan to shut down the pipeline quickly and safely.
Researchers at Maryland University have shown that creating a tornado of fire over an oil spill on water might be a viable solution to dealing with oil spills.
API 1175, for example, is a recommended practice (RP) of 84 pages that provides a broad stroke, high-level view to pipeline operators of liquid pipeline leak detection programs. The RP provides guidance to the operators for developing, maintaining, and sustaining an active, comprehensive leak detection program that reduces the risks associated with pipeline leaks.
Thieves do not rest, not even during the holidays. At 18:34 on 6 December 2016 our client, who operates a 60 km long crude oil pipeline that runs through a remote area, received a leak alarm from their Atmos Wave (rarefaction-wave-based) leak detection system.
It is relatively easy to track multiple batches in a pipeline with no elevation changes, and a fixed internal diameter. However, it is far more complex to track multiple batches in a pipeline with drastic elevation changes and many different sizes in diameter.
Over 30 cars of a freight train derailed near Hyndman, about 100 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. One car was carrying liquefied petroleum gas and additional cars carried other hazardous materials. If the liquefied petroleum gas had been carried in pipelines, the accident might not have occurred.
Training your controllers so that they respond calmly and correctly to abnormal operating condition could make the difference between an emergency and a catastrophe.
The pipeline, designed to carry oil from Canada to refineries in the US, was rejected by US President Barack Obama in November 2016.
Pipelines companies would benefit from policies to manage the integrity, availability, usability of data and could use it to meet the PHMSA requirements and to improve the efficiency of their operations.
When pipeline incidents occur, most harm to people, property, and the environment is in High Consequence Areas (HCAs) with a significant population, water, or other sensitive natural resources.
In May 2017, Atmos International attended the 48th annual PSIG Annual Conference held in Atlanta Georgia USA.
PHMSA rule RIN 2137-AF06 will propose installation of automatic shutoff valves, remote controlled valves, or equivalent technology and establish performance-based meaningful metrics for rupture detection for gas and liquid transmission pipelines.
Last week, we held our annual user conference at Atmos' new head office in Manchester UK. Clients from companies around the world joined us in this successful event where our product owners gave presentations unveiling Atmos' newest innovations for the upcoming year.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia joined forces last year to rebalance the oil market by cutting overall production by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd).
H.B. 2982 authorizes the RRC to adopt and implement safety standards applicable to the intrastate transportation of hazardous liquids, carbon dioxide, and natural gas in rural locations by gathering pipelines.
The risk of pipeline rupture always exists, even for operators with the safest operating and maintenance standards.
Atmos Pipe has already detected more pipeline leaks and ruptures than any other system in the world and the new version is an exponential leap forward
AB 864 addresses the use of best available technology (BAT), including, but not limited to, the installation of leak detection technology, automatic shutoff systems, or remote controlled sectionalized block valves, or any combination of these technologies, based on a risk analysis conducted by the operator, to reduce the amount of oil released in an oil spill to protect state waters and wildlife.
The most significant changes to the Act relate to absolute liability and financial resource requirements, abandonment, pipeline releases, damage prevention, as well as audit and enforcement powers.
Atmos has battled the theft of product from pipelines for almost 20 years. Our systems and engineers detect theft across the globe; a long list of diverse locations: Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. It surprises many to discover that much of the fuel stolen in Latin America is put to an unexpected and ominous use; the production of cocaine.
Bad news for US oil producers, who are struggling to break even as drilling costs rise
Investment banks surveyed by The Wall Street Journal now predict that Brent crude, the international benchmark, would average $43 a barrel in 2016. That is up $2 from April’s survey.
As we all know, aviation safety is of utmost importance. The airline industry has achieved and maintained high standards in safety by learning from near misses and incidents over the years.
Atmos’ Russian team has just returned from the 14th Moscow International Oil and Gas Exhibition (MIOGE).
The cause of Friday's blast remains unknown, but the corrosion indicates a "possible flaw" in the coating material applied to a pair of welded joints
The worldwide growth in the production and use of biofuel products makes it necessary to transport them by pipelines instead of tankers. It is important to understand the impact of transporting new fuel products in pipelines.
This year, 19 runners from Atmos’ head office in Manchester UK will run ‘the world’s favorite’ 10K race to raise money for the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.
Drones. We have all probably heard and dreamt about unpiloted aircraft buzzing around since we were little kids.
The Eagan gasoline leak is a reminder that third-party strikes are a risk
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
Our second employee spotlight focuses on Alonso Carranza Barrantes, a Senior Project Engineer who is based in our Costa Rica office. Alonso
An insight into the Operations and Maintenance Manager's average day.
With great experience in pipeline hydraulics, Jason has been instrumental to Atmos product development.
Joanna discovered the Atmos Pipe technology from the end-user side, sparking her interest in Atmos International
Lisa tells us about her role and life in California
Former professional footballer, Mauricio Rojas shares his day with Atmos
This week’s employee spotlight is on Peter Han! Peter is a Business Development Manager based at our Houston office in Texas,
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
The law requires pipeline operators to review potential risks for pipelines in "high concentration areas" such as the San Bruno neighborhood where a PG&E pipe exploded in 2010.
Understanding the concept of HCAs
Heavy rains and flooding inundated parts of Latin America in the last few weeks, causing major landslides that moved some pipelines.
With any change to standards, lots of questions arise. Atmos has collated the key answers to some common questions relating to API RP 1175.
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
Ghana has begun exporting oil and gas products to the landlocked countries of Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali from the Bolgatanga Petroleum Depot
11 engineers from Atmos UK are taking part in this year’s Great Manchester Run 10K. Seven more are even joined by team members from our USA office to run the half marathon, a new addition to the event in 2017.
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
For over a decade Atmos has taken part in the Greater Manchester Run - this year is no different. We're running for an extra special reason this year, for Oscar.
A snapshot of the history of pipelines
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
House of Representatives today unanimously approved bipartisan legislation to enhance pipeline safety
Atmos provides some advice on how to 'Go Beyond' the expected.
Atmos client using technology to keep carbon emissions in check
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
Last week six brave Atmos employees from our Manchester office ventured to the Manchester Plymouth Grove Donor centre to give blood. For some it was their very first time.
Fracking, or "hydraulic fracking" is revolutionizing the industry. For some, energy and economic security, for others, an environmental threat. But what is fracking, what are its advantages, and why is it controversial?
Being prepared, and maintaining your hydrant systems is vital
PHMSA plans to pass a law requiring automatic shutdown valves and remote controlled valves in the event of a rupture, for HCA (High Consequence Areas) and affected areas.
In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.
Atmos International Q4 2017 training events were a popular success in Asia
With recent splills, explosions and leaks, insurers are raising their premiums for pipeline owners and operators. Here's some advice on how to mitigate the increase.
An insight into fossil fuels
A basic understanding of vibrations induction in pipelines, vibration measurement, and analysis of this data to detect pipeline leaks.
Minera Los Pelambres is a Chilean mining company engaged in the exploration and production of copper concentrate to its customers.
Atmos runners take first in mixed medium business category at the Great Manchester Run
Atmos runs for Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Atmos SIM Offline pipeline simulation tool helps optimize oil gathering networks
The Atmos UK office took to the field last Friday to show off their athletic prowess as they competed in a variety of schoolyard sports events.
On Sunday 22nd May, a strong team of 17 Atmos runners joined the world’s elite athletes in Manchester city centre to run for the Royal Manchester Children’s’ Hospital Charity.
The 2016 annual Atmos User Conference is taking place at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa, scheduled for the day before API’s 2016 Pipeline Conference and Cybernetics Symposium 2016 (5-7 April 2016).
Atmos User Conference 2016 had largest turnout ever!
Atmos Wave LDS prevents environmental damage on a pristine coastal region of South America
Atmos International CEO Dr Jun Zhang shares her thoughts on women in STEM
Kinéis’ latest whitepaper compiles a group of experts’ visions of the current and future water market. In their section on sustainability issues caused by inadequate water management and pipeline systems, Atmos’ water leak detection solutions have been selected as a use case.
This World Pipelines feature discusses effective turnkey leak and theft solutions for remote operations. Learn how these solutions can add a new layer of reliability to remote and HCA pipelines.
It’s important to stay current on the rules, regulations, guidance and laws for a pipeline network, especially when new and time-sensitive rulings around leak detection come in. In this article for Pipeline & Gas Journal’s PHMSA update, Atmos’ Regulation and Compliance Program Specialist explores three new time-sensitive rulings from PHMSA that have been released with aggressive deadlines.
We hear from the Atmos Operations Manager who has travelled faster than the speed of sound.
Atmos’ new Wave demo unit making a splash at NWG’s Innovation Festival
As the continued pinch felt by the oil industry due to low prices and over-supply continues to make new oil and gas exploration projects hard to be financially viable, recent developments in drone technology may offer a solution.
Atmos International employees from Manchester, San Antonio - Texas, San Jose - Costa Rica, Anaheim - California, all celebrate the 2020 International Women's Day #EachforEquals initiative with selfie cards.
While water is used in the Latin American mining industry’s operational processes for reasons ranging from mineral processing, separation and extraction to the movement of ores across long distances in slurry pipelines, it’s also a resource in short supply for the Latin American population. In this article, our Sales and Support Engineer for Latin America looks at mining companies’ social responsibility for water management and how pipeline solutions can provide support.
