From Observation to Digital Twin: How Visual Data Becomes Predictive Control
In gas processing and transmission, visibility has always mattered. Operators need to understand what is happening inside separators, filters, and pipelines if they are to protect assets, maintain performance, and avoid contamination events. But visibility on its own is only the starting point. Seeing mist formation or liquid carryover in real time is valuable because it confirms […]
HCDP ≠ Confirmed Dry Gas
Why hydrocarbon dewpoint alone cannot prove single-phase flow in natural gas pipelines For decades, hydrocarbon dewpoint (HCDP) has been treated as the accepted reference point for declaring natural gas as “dry.” It is included in many contracts, specifications, and operating assumptions across transmission, processing, and custody transfer. The logic seems straightforward: if the reported hydrocarbon […]
