Pipeline Integrity Management

General Inspection

Gain a live aerial overview of pipeline conditions and monitor potential risks regularly to identify issues early on and address them in a timely manner.

Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR)

Identify leakages quickly and accurately using drones equipped with specialized sensors, keeping personnel safe and enabling timely decision making.

Emergency Response

Fly over affected areas, document damage to infrastructure and property, and create accurate models that help optimize repair efforts.

Traditional Challenges in General Inspection

Inspecting and maintaining pipelines in remote areas can expose personnel to safety hazards. Monitoring for vandalism and theft can be challenging.

Failure to promptly detect unauthorized construction and occupation can lead to risks and potential damage to oil and gas pipelines.

As pipelines age, the likelihood of failures and leaks rises, necessitating more frequent inspections and a substantial workforce.

How Drones Empower General Inspection

Drones are deployed with flexibility to swiftly obtain a comprehensive view of the pipeline network, simultaneously capturing intricate details using a zoom sensor.

The process of digitizing inspection outcomes involves deploying drones to acquire real-time insights into the pipeline network. This enables the collection of evidence related to illicit activities, and the footage is stored for record-keeping and condition comparisons.

By incorporating drone technology into traditional inspections, efficiency is enhanced, and workers are shielded from potentially perilous environments.

Traditional Challenges in LDAR

Leakages pose a threat to both the safety of the site and the neighboring communities.

Identifying the precise location of the leak and obtaining readings on the concentration of the leakage can be challenging.

Ground personnel lack the ability to rapidly assess the extent of the leak or anticipate its progression without a comprehensive overview.

How Drones Help with LDAR

Drones equipped with gas detectors can swiftly survey extensive areas and accurately identify the leak's location, enabling prompt response.

These drones assist personnel in assessing the extent of the leakage and provide aerial data for real-time monitoring of repair activities on-site.

Traditional Challenges in Emergency Response

Coordinating emergency repairs necessitates efficient communication between on-site and off-site teams, a task often challenging to manage solely from the ground.

For repairs involving hot work, vigilant monitoring is essential to guarantee safety and adherence to regulations.

Simultaneous repairs occurring at various on-site locations can present monitoring difficulties.

How Drones Elevate Emergency Response

Deploy drones for swift mapping of the accident scene, offering vital data on the scale of the incident, facilitating the formulation of an action plan by the teams.

Use aerial surveillance to monitor hot work sites, streaming real-time feeds to the command center for rapid coordination of team assignments.

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