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Detection System
Time: 10 AM central / 11 AM eastern
Pipelines today transport a variety of resources, including oil, crude oil, refined products, natural gases, condensate, process gases, and fresh and salt water, and are the most
dependable and safe mode of transportation when compared to other modes of transportation.
When pipelines are well constructed and maintained, spills and leaks are very rare, but no transportation system is 100% safe.
Pipeline safety issues can arise from a variety of sources, such as manufacturing flaws, external weather and environmental factors, land-use
activities near pipelines, other operational issues, and age-related integrity issues.
The federal mandate in North America makes for an imperative opportunity for owners/operators of pipeline assets to implement real time computational leak detection system by October 1, 2024.
With our Honeywell Process Solution Installed Base with Experion PKS, we can ensure that you meet the federal mandate in time.
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Bob Ell
Global Marketing Director for Oil & Gas
Honeywell Speaker Bio: Bob has over 35 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. Since beginning his career as an engineer, Bob has held positions in project management, sales & marketing, and senior management. He is a resourceful solution-oriented senior leader with direct experience in real-time business applications, IT, SCADA, automation, and control. Bob holds a bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan and a diploma in Business from the University of Regina.
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Clinton Puccinelli
Sr. Advanced Project Engineer
Honeywell Speaker Bio: Clinton has been with Honeywell since 1998 and holds a Chemical Engineering Technology diploma from Technikon Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. With over 30 years of process control engineering experience, including 23 years with a specific focus on Honeywell products and technologies and engineering lead responsibilities, he has been based in South Africa, Australia, and now Calgary, Alberta as the Global SCADA discipline lead.
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