How to minimise project disruption due to trade instability
News from the International Internet of Things Exhibition
Collett took the Sarens SGC-250 to the Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Plant site in Somerset, England
October 2019 sees the launch of the new series of BLO monitors from Display Technology.
How new technology revived a long-dead Bentley
Here, Ian Brett from Novotel considers integrating a display
As with any rapidly developing market sector, oil & gas decommissioning inevitably comes with major potential and major risk.
As automation continues to expand into diverse industrial sectors, the demand for multi-channel fibre optic cable is following suit.
When it comes to toxic fluid handling at offshore pump facilities, Thomas Neumann explains how robust pump technology minimises the risk of leakage when pumping condensate mixtures
In some oil pipelines, pressure reduction systems are installed to guarantee a safe operation of converting kinetic energy into heat, but could it also be turned into electricity?
Pipeline theft is a serious global problem and one that has been on the rise for the past few years. In terms of pipeline integrity, thefts are one of the largest risks that can be hard to prevent without strategic focus.
Dropped object (DO) incidents present a major safety risk within both on- and offshore oil & gas environments. Rob Schlipper details how to choose a cost-effective barrier to dropped object risk.
Louise Smyth meets technology innovator, Dr Nikhil Shah, who is looking to disrupt oil exploration big data technology
At some point almost every manufacturing business faces the same question about its product range: ‘do we make it, buy it off-the-shelf or find a subcontract supplier?’
The new Sonata Hybrid is the first of many from the Korean manufacturer
Small motors in bomb disposal machines and breathing apparatus are life savers
Cooling towers keep equipment going for longer saving on maintenance
Coriolis mass flowmeters are increasingly specified for entrained gas applications and although they have challenges, leading Coriolis manufacturers have developed technologies that enable their meters to work with two-phase flow. Frank Grunert explains more.
Liam Jones details how electric actuators powered by solar panels improve shale gas well pressure stability in USA
For submarine cable laying, maintaining tension in the cable within required tolerances is critical during the laying process to minimise the risk of cable damage due to cable cores being crushed or the minimum bend radius being exceeded.
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