Understanding the “Notification of Potential Rupture” requirement

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.

Meeting the leak detection requirements of the Liquids Mega Rule

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.

A conversation with Kirsty McNeil

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.

A conversation with Sylvia Vargas

In this “Conversation with”, 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.

The Atmos glossary

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.