Pipeway International

02/08/2022

Thank you to everyone who stopped by Booth 207 at the Pipeline Pigging and Integrity Management conference at the George R Brown center in Houston Texas last week. It was good to see you in person!

02/07/2022

GeoTrack is a geo seismic based tracking device that uses the same sensors as a well-known Geophone.
•But instead of using the old-style headphones or trying to listening to vibration sounds in a noise area, the GeoTrack Mobile App will generate a graph on your device screen. That graph will indicate the pig passage through that tracking point and estimate the speed that the pig is moving.
•The GeoTrack also has the option to add a second sensor to the main device, which will add a second graph line to the mobile app graph.
Read More: https://https://pigsunlimited.com/pig.../pigging-equipment/geo-track

02/02/2022

Pipeway International in conjunction with Pigs Unlimited has developed a non-intrusive Pig Signaler solution capable of identifying a PIG passage within the pipeline by magnetic, radio frequency and/or mass stimulation.

Read More: https://pigsunlimited.com/pigging-equipment/pigging-equipment/electronic-pig-sig-with-satellite---map-tracking

01/13/2022

We would like to invite you to Booth 207 at the Pipeline Pigging and Integrity Management conference at the George R Brown center in Houston Texas. We will be exhibiting Tuesday February 1-3, 2022 and we hope to see you there!

11/09/2020

The Pipeway team with both a 4 inch and 40 inch MFL tools.

Our MFL tools can be custom made for individual pipelines, with up-to-date computer hardware and components to allow for best post-run signal analysis and comparison with future runs.

07/08/2020

Caliper pigs measure internal profile variations like dents, ovality and internal diameter transitions with the primary objective being to detect mechanical damage and/or ensure that a less flexible metal loss inspection pig or intelligent pig can pass through the pipeline without meeting any obstructions. Caliper pigs are normally designed to be flexible and can pass minor ID reductions. Most of the Caliper pigs are equipped with mechanical sensors (fingers) that follow the inner profile of the pipe wall. Typically, these pigs can detect dents and ID reductions of between 1% and 2% of the pipe diameter. Mechanical caliper pigs can give false readings when they negotiate debris or solid wax, hence it is vital to have the pipeline cleaned and gauged prior to running the caliper pig.

11/26/2019

09/16/2019

Happy 😃 Birthday 🎂 Wilton!

09/06/2019

Hands on demonstration at ADNOC.

08/12/2019

New Tracking Technology Article

In order to maintain flow conditions, pigs are inserted into the normal flow in order to clean the inner wall of the pipeline.

07/03/2019

project in Taiwan.