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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Jim Gardner

BASIC SCADA COMMUNICATION DESIGN This paper provides an overview of many aspects of SCADA systems. It begins with defining the systems while also covering communications technologies, system design and radio equipment

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Sam Chreiteh

GROUNDING PRACTICES FOR AUTOMATION CONTROLS Whether lightning damage or lightning voltages induced between equipment cabinets as a result of multi-grounding causing mis-operation of computerized electronics, improper grounding can account for up to 40 percent of power-related problems including costly damage and downtime. In addition, transient overvoltages—a high voltage spike or impulse of very short duration—can account for another 40 percent…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Burke Miller

UNDERSTANDING THE ADVANTAGES OF IP NETWORKS Convergence in the Oil and Gas Sector Today’s oil and gas industry faces increasing pressure to maximize the capability of its wireless infrastructure while minimizing operational and developmental costs. Unprecedented uncertainty and business volatility are transforming the landscape, as the oil and gas industry becomes more competitive, profit-oriented, and responsive to a fickle and savvy…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Linda McCourt

TRAINING OF OFFICE MEASURMENT PERSONNEL Effective office training is a crucial part of a company’s accuracy and accountability. Volumes are relative to every purchase and sale of gas, directly or indirectly. The money and time spent for accuracy of the primary elements is just the beginning and can all be forgotten if the information in the measurement office is reported…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Britt McNeely

UNDERSTANDING DOT/PSM OPERATOR QUALIFICATION PROGRAM The Operator Qualification (OQ) rule has greatly impacted pipeline operations for all major pipeline system operators. For Panhandle Energy, the efforts to satisfy all segments of the rule have required a significant investment in money and manpower, with many changes to most aspects of field operations

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: CHRIS J SMITH

SCADA AND TELEMETRY IN GAS TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS Modern business and security imperatives coupled with rapid technological change require key new architectural elements for SCADA systems. These elements are discussed along with more traditional block diagram fundamentals, so that the reader might better understand migration and adaptation strategies for their transmission pipeline operations in the new millennium

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Tom felker

D.O.T. REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF SAMPLE CONTAINERS During my travels around the United States talking about sampling and sample containers, it has come to my attention that the oil and gas industry in the United States needs to be a little better informed on proper handling, shipping, and transportation of sample containers of all types. Since everybody in the oil, gas, and…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Paul D. Wehnert

PROPER TESTING OF ODORANT CONCENTRATION LEVELS Proper odorant monitoring is required to keep natural gas utilities under compliance with federal and state regulations. These monitoring requirements are generally handled through a combination of events including; injection rate calculations, customer complaint calls, routine service personnel tests, odor concentration tests and chromatographic analysis. In the world today it is critical to have appropriate…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: David J. Fish

FREEZE PROTECTION FOR NATURAL GAS PIPELINE SYSTEMS AND MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTATION The failure to supply natural gas upon demand can cause irreparable damage to a company’s corporate image in the 21st Century. Consistent and continuous pipeline operations are key and critical factors in today’s natural gas pipeline industry. The competitive nature of the business, together with the strict rules and regulations of natural gas supply, mandate…

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