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51312-01650-Exploring New Options in Battery Powered Remote Monitoring

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Product Number: 51312-01650-SG
ISBN: 01650 2012 CP
Author: Craig Held
Publication Date: 2012
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Over the years automated remote monitoring has increased in popularity as a viable solution for pipeline energy and utility operators. With many technologies available it is critical for operators to be well-informed and understand their options. Security observing pipe-to-soil requirements and maintaining awareness of potential A/C interference are key areas that an operator should evaluate when selecting an automated cathodic protection system.Without proper network security hackers can access or prevent critical data from being transmitted. Some wireless radio manufacturers have developed solutions offering enhanced security protection by using TCP/IP networks with encryption and/or Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) radios. Also recent wireless innovations offer expandable IO solutions that provide up to 192 IO points by adding modules that not only ensure full coverage of multiple pipe-to-soils but eliminate the need to purchase additional base radios or monitor modules. A/C interference is increasing in interest and needs to be accommodated in RMU’s.This presentation will examine key considerations for implementing an automated remote monitoring solution. To help operators make the right cathodic protection choice he will review the most effective security offerings discuss seamless integration of multiple pipe-to-soils with IO Expansion technologies and highlight A/C signal interference detection.
Over the years automated remote monitoring has increased in popularity as a viable solution for pipeline energy and utility operators. With many technologies available it is critical for operators to be well-informed and understand their options. Security observing pipe-to-soil requirements and maintaining awareness of potential A/C interference are key areas that an operator should evaluate when selecting an automated cathodic protection system.Without proper network security hackers can access or prevent critical data from being transmitted. Some wireless radio manufacturers have developed solutions offering enhanced security protection by using TCP/IP networks with encryption and/or Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) radios. Also recent wireless innovations offer expandable IO solutions that provide up to 192 IO points by adding modules that not only ensure full coverage of multiple pipe-to-soils but eliminate the need to purchase additional base radios or monitor modules. A/C interference is increasing in interest and needs to be accommodated in RMU’s.This presentation will examine key considerations for implementing an automated remote monitoring solution. To help operators make the right cathodic protection choice he will review the most effective security offerings discuss seamless integration of multiple pipe-to-soils with IO Expansion technologies and highlight A/C signal interference detection.
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