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Recent OPEC meeting in Algiers may not be a game changer

14 oil producing nations agreed to modestly reduce oil output later this year in the hope of propping up oil prices.

Atmos Wave demo unit making a splash at NWG’s innovation festival

Showcase includes fully working ‘pipeline system’ using plastic tubing, pressure sensors, and valves

Redundancy in pipeline application systems

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

Rush to add new pipeline rules before the end of 2016

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.

Atmos pass FAT for the Caspian Sea pipeline network

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.

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