Wednesday, May 31, 2023 1:54:06 PM
I absolutely believe that if QSEP's AOT were tested on a smaller oil pipeline 4 to 6 inches as you suggest, the commercial adoption of AOT would have occurred years ago. The KM condensate line aside.
I have gathered (thoroughly) that it's not much of a difference at this point. As most of the design changes that Gallagher has implemented I believe will solve the previous design problems. If the hydrostatic test is any indication of the results the AOT will get from the next set of data points (and of the results of Gallaghers design changes), I think we will see just how thorough Gallagher has been.
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