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An operator was facing worrisome anomalies along the long seam. Would a dig be necessary? ENTEGRA® True UHR MFL ILI and human-led data analysis combined to put this pipe’s integrity into perspective. What was the final answer? Watch the video to find out.

We can't wait to see everyone at the International Pipeline Conference & Expo in Calgary next week! Come visit us at Booth 101 to learn more about our True UHR System and tethered solutions. #pipelineevent #IPCE2024 #oilandgas #calgary

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Out-of-service lines? No dedicated ILI launcher/receiver? Single access point? Tethered In-line Inspection may be the solution. Learn about the benefits of tethered ILI in this video, and on our website at: https://bit.ly/3B1NxHo #oilandgas #integrity #pipelines #ILI

Learn from case studies how to improve the essential process of communication between pipeline operator and ILI vendor at our next webinar on September 17 - register at the link below. Who would you call?

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Tough to access lines? Tethered UHR MFL/CAL tools from ENTEGRA® can help. Our bi-directional tethered tools deliver the same True Ultra-High Resolution performance as the rest of our fleet, but can be deployed in “challenging to inspect” pipelines. Curious to learn more? Visit our booth at the International Pipeline Conference & Expo next month! Begin exploring our tethered options on our website at https://bit.ly/3X30BUe

Pipeline operators know that obtaining the best ILI data possible, backed by an experienced DA team, is key to preserving their pipeline's integrity. That's table stakes. But one thing we don't talk about enough in the ILI industry is another essential process: Communication. In this webinar, we use three case studies to explore how calling on an ILI provider who communicates well with you before, during, and after your run can make all the difference. You’ll learn how True UHR is just the beginning as knowledge and insights come from the conversations with experience data analysts who help you interpret the nuances involved in the most challenging anomalies including seam weld assessment, mechanical damage, pits-in-pits and pinholes. Stick around to the end to get your questions answered with our Chief Data Scientist, Rick Desaulniers. WEBINAR: Who You Gonna Call? Crucial Conversations Between Pipeline Operators & ILI Vendors Noon CDT / 1 PM EDT, September 17, 2024 Register Today at https://bit.ly/4csMRrD

When an ILI run revealed touching metal objects, but couldn’t clarify the cause, ENTEGRA’s expert data analysis team worked closely with the client to align historical data with anomaly characteristics to find answers. Check out the video to learn what the dig confirmed. #oilandgas #ILI #pipelineintegrity

Mechanical damage can be one of the most tricky – and consequential – anomalies to assess in a pipeline. We’ve asked our Chief Data Scientist, Rick Desaulniers, to answer some key mechanical damage questions that pipeline operators ask us. Read them all over on our blog at: https://bit.ly/3WULbSV Here’s one to start with: Q: Is there a Probability of Detection for ERW welds with the UHR tools, and therefore the ability to detect deformation anomalies in proximity to an ERW weld? Answer: The short answer is — yes — ENTEGRA®’s UHR ILI System CAN detect ERW seams. We all know that operators must deal with metal loss on the seam, which is a trigger for potentially immediate investigation. Therefore, it is even more important to be able to detect ERW seams and identify anomalies in relation to the seam, especially in mechanical damage scenarios. This would raise an anomaly up the priority list even further. With ENTEGRA UHR, even if the metal loss component is adjacent to or running through the seam, that is something that can be determined as well.