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Understanding Basic Fundamentals of Leaking Interfaces for LDAR Monitoring - Part Two

Posted by Stephanie Matas

A wide range of components are regulated under Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) programs. Regulations dictate the timeframe, frequency and method in which the components must be inspected. However, a complete understanding of these requirements is often lacking. By Bronson Pate & Sam Davis, RFS Compliance Solutions. Read more...

US Dept of Transport Proposes New Pipeline Valve Reg

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)...

19 February 2020

FESAM2020, conference, fugitive emissions, presentations

Committee Reviews Abstracts for #FESAM2020

The 2020 Fugitive Emissions Summit Americas Conference Steering Committee will review the first round...

17 February 2020

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BP Invests in Energy Mgmt Tech Specialist, R&B

BP Ventures has invested in energy management specialist R&B, BP’s first venture into artificial...

14 February 2020

Daemar, HNBR Elasomers, oil and gas, o-rings

Daemar’s Range of HNBR Elastomers

Daemar’s HNBR o-rings are available in complete range of durometer (70, 80 & 90) to cover various...

13 February 2020

Emerson Launches Shutoff Valve for Enhanced Safety

Emerson recently introduced the ASCO™ Series 158 Gas Valve and Series 159 Motorized Actuator. Designed specifically for burner-boiler applications, the new products give OEMs, distributors, contractors and end-users a new combustion safety shutoff valve option that increases safety and reliability and...

11 February 2020

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