What’s mine is ores: how pipeline solutions can support the Latin American mining industry’s social responsibility for water management

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.

A conversation with Martin Duff

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.

Ask the expert Q&A: using pipeline simulation live on site, for the energy transition, for accurate models and more

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.

The Atmos book of pipeline simulation - chapter 13

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.

The Atmos book of pipeline simulation - chapter 12

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.