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I n t e r n a t io n al


August 2013


I n t e r n a t io n al


Critical Action Safeguards power supplies


August 2013


Pipeline investments top €1 billion


Emissions Guidelines New technology provides economic incentive to ensure implementation


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Maintaining reliable power supplies at gas processing plants is critical. What can be done to prevent power outages?


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Setform’s international magazine for engineers is published monthly and distributed to senior engineers throughout the world.


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This issue concentrates on


10 Exploration • Drilling • Field Services 8 Oil campaigns provide fresh encouragement for investors 8 Exploration companies eye existing reserves and new prospects


45 Communications/Telemetry 8 Wireless developments boost productivity and plant security


49 Production • Processing • Handling 8 First floating liquefied natural gas project 8 Pipeline investments top €1 billion


81 Instrumentation • Computing • Control 8 Integrate and automate for safety


8 Adaptive process control delivers greater profit


90 Health & Safety 8 High-profile accidents refocus inspection and maintenance regimes 8 The safety rep and reporting of a major accident


96 Seismic Survey 8 Optimising bandwith key to detailed subsurface imaging


6 Understanding markets


15 Extending of field services 33 Controlled shot peening 35 High performance ropes


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