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DRIP STATION – PENNSYLVANIA – CASE STUDY

PERKIOMEN CREEK – PENNSYLVANIA – CASE STUDY

LITTLE SANDY CREEK – OKLAHOMA – CASE STUDY

THE Exposed Pipeline Remediation Experts Submar Case Study – In our latest case study, discover how Submar protected a 20 inch natural gas pipeline that was exposed for 130 feet due to lateral migration at Little Sandy Creek in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. The site was dewatered and a Submar articulating concrete mat system was installed.

MAMMOTH WASH – CALIFORNIA – CASE STUDY

THE Exposed Pipeline Remediation Experts Submar Case Study – In our latest case study, discover how Submar protected a 20 inch products pipeline that was exposed due to flash flooding and lateral migration at Mammoth Wash in Imperial County, California. In addition to installing a Submar articulating concrete mat system, we also installed a Longitudinal

Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) Alternative

Many solutions exist to mitigate depth of cover issues or exposed pipelines; however, some are more efficient and cost-effective than others. Let’s compare two of the most common solutions for establishing adequate cover over pipelines: horizontal directional drilling and articulating concrete mats. What is Horizontal Directional Drilling? Horizontal directional drilling (HDD) is a trenchless method

How Submar Helps to Minimize Pipeline Impact on Animal Migration

Migration and habitat are critical considerations for pipeline design. With approximately 2.5 million miles of transmission pipelines crossing the U.S., it’s understandable that construction and maintenance activities could affect animal habitats from time to time. That’s why animal habitats and migration patterns are factored into the earliest planning and design stages for pipeline projects, right

How Submar Helps Wildlife Return to a Pipeline Site

The number of animals listed as endangered, threatened, or a special concern grows year after year. Much of the land that pipelines run through contains wildlife that need special protection. Responsible pipeline companies do everything they can to protect the wildlife population. Minimizing the impact on animals, fish, and plants plays a significant role in

How Submar Can Help Your Project in a Marine Environment

With shifting coastlines, natural tides, storms, and constant traffic, it’s easy to see how subsea pipelines can be impacted over time. Storms can cause wave- and current-induced movements of nearshore sediments, which can affect the depth of burial and integrity of pipelines laid in waters less than 60 feet deep. Plus, vessels and Gulf traffic

The Submar Solution is the Perfect Fit for Pipeline Exposure in Indiana

Once a pipeline becomes exposed, its chances for failure increase. Fortunately, pipeline accidents are extremely rare. Pipeline companies undertake many prevention and safety measures to ensure the integrity of their pipeline systems. A particularly dangerous situation can occur if an underground pipeline is exposed due to erosion; that’s where Submar comes in. Big Blue River,

Pre-1960s Pipelines Are Creating a Building Boom

The ongoing boom of pipeline construction is probably bigger than you think. Consider this: according to a Pipeline & Gas Journal report, 250 oil and gas companies, ranging in size from 6 million to 1,300 customers, are currently building pipelines throughout the US and Canada. Many of those projects are to rehabilitate older pipelines. Miles