Pipeline Technology Journal 2/2020

2nd Special Edition for the ptc - Pipeline Technology Conference

Issue 2/2020 of ptj is the second special edition for the ptc - Pipeline Technology Conference

For the second time the ptj will feature all papers from the Pipeline Technology Conference.

On its 88 pages this issue will discuss several topics. From Ultrasonic Inspection to the prediction of Leak Mass Rate. This issue contains 8 papers from different companies.

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June 2020

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Image	Article	Company
ptj-2-2020 Editorial	Editorial ptj 2-2020	EITEP Institute
Cost-effective Ultrasonic Inspection of Large Diameter Pipelines: Technology Update	Cost-effective Ultrasonic Inspection of Large Diameter Pipelines: Technology Update	Intero Integrity Services
Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions through Innovation and Renewables Integration	Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions through Innovation and Renewables Integration	Baker Hughes
GRP Piping Failures	GRP Piping Failures	Amiantit Qatar Pipes
North Sea Wintershall Dea Case Study	North Sea Wintershall Dea Case Study	NDT Global, Wintershall Dea
OMEGA Fiber Optic Monitoring System: New Features for Technological Security of Transneft Pipelines	OMEGA Fiber Optic Monitoring System: New Features for Technological Security of Transneft Pipelines	OMEGA
Prediction of Leak Mass Rate in High-Pressure Gas Pipeline	Prediction of Leak Mass Rate in High-Pressure Gas Pipeline	National University of Singapore, National Metrology Centre, Singapore, Xylem Inc
Quantitative Pipeline Risk Assessment (QPiRATM) Fire and Dispersion Analysis of a Subsea Gas Pipeline Leak Using Empirical Consequence Modelling	Quantitative Pipeline Risk Assessment (QPiRATM) Fire and Dispersion Analysis of a Subsea Gas Pipeline Leak Using Empirical Consequence Modelling	PETRONAS
Real-time remote monitoring and risk management of oil & gas facilities subjected to natural hazards	Real-time remote monitoring and risk management of oil & gas facilities subjected to natural hazards	National Technical University of Athens, Technical University of Crete