Blogs

Best available technology for pipeline leak detection

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.

World's most popular statistical pipeline leak detection system has beefed up!

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!

Understanding your pipelines to improve spillage responses

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.

Training pipeline controllers for the unexpected

Training your controllers so that they respond calmly and correctly to abnormal operating condition could make the difference between an emergency and a catastrophe.

Thieves foiled by Atmos system in Peru

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.