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Found four records

$50,000.00

Sep 1, 2020

For-profit organization

Agreement:

Pilot IoT Leak Detection System on Vermilion's Gathering Pipelines

Agreement Number:

949151

Duration: from Sep 1, 2020 to Mar 31, 2021
Description:

A significant portion of Alberta’s gathering pipeline base is composed of lines carrying emulsion water, salt water and liquid hydro carbons over short distances from oil wells to batteries and process plants. These pipelines are intertwined with multiple branch connections. There is currently a lack of cost-effective and efficient ways to detect pin-hole sized leaks on these pipelines.To address this problem, Vanmok has developed an IoT/Cloud based technology that could detect pin-hole leaks and would significantly reduce the environmental consequence of pipeline spills across the entire oil and gas industry. The main objective of this project is adaptation and implementation of Vanmok LD® Cloud on an Industrial gathering pipeline system.

Organization: National Research Council Canada
Program Name: Industrial Research Assistance Program – Contributions to Firms
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, CA T6E 3N8

$47,690.00

Dec 16, 2019

For-profit organization

Agreement:

ICAP ARP India Market Entry - International Co-Innovation Action Program

Agreement Number:

939432

Duration: from Dec 16, 2019 to Oct 31, 2020
Description:

“International Co-Innovation Action Program (ICAP) project” - India Market Entry.

Vanmok has been developing pipeline theft detection technology to address the theft of liquid hydrocarbon products (oil/Jet fuel/Gasoline etc.) from pipelines. Vanmok would like to use co-innovation as a mechanism to co-develop the IoT Sensors/Devices and, validate/adapt the technology. Vanmok would like to enter Indian market because urgent need exists and allow access to pipelines/operational data. Vanmok will be looking for co-innovation partners who has technical capability in IoT Sensors/Devices development and technical resources with access to use pipelines in order to validate and adapt our technology more efficiently.

Organization: National Research Council Canada
Program Name: Industrial Research Assistance Program – Contributions to Firms
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, CA T6E 3N8

$90,000.00

Aug 1, 2019

For-profit organization

Agreement:

IoT / Cloud Based Theft and Leak Detection (as per API 1130 performance metrics) in Hydrocarbon Liquid Transportation Pipelines

Agreement Number:

932156

Duration: from Aug 1, 2019 to Mar 31, 2020
Description:

Losses of the liquid hydrocarbon from transmission pipelines may occur incidentally due to various natural and technical reasons or intentionally by drilling from outside perhaps with the purpose of damaging or stealing the refined oil products from the pipeline. Both two sources of leakage from a pipeline have been considered an ongoing issue in this industry. Vanmok will develop pipeline theft detection by using mathematical and physical modeling and implementing IoT technology coupled with Cloud platform. Once ready to be used, this technology will bringing the theft detection system at the finger tip and palm of the pipeline operators and or management, law enforcement officers wherever in the world they may be or whatever time of day.

Organization: National Research Council Canada
Program Name: Industrial Research Assistance Program – Contributions to Firms
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, CA T6E 3N8

$25,000.00

Jun 1, 2019

For-profit organization

Agreement:

Development of Processes and Procedures for Implementation and Adaptation of Vanmok Leak Detection Technology

Agreement Number:

927303

Duration: from Jun 1, 2019 to Mar 11, 2020
Description:

In order to increase the pipeline safety and preserve environment from potential leaks, Vanmok has developed Leak Detection Software (Vanmok LD™ Studio ) which can detect leaks from 0.5% of nominal flow rate (such as leaks from pinholes) to ruptures within one-kilometer accuracy in a short span of time (less than few minutes). Vanmok would like to hire a youth staff to help with the development of processes and procedures for the implementation, adaption of Vanmok Leak Detection technology. This will be an excellent opportunity for youth staff to be involved in cutting-edge technology while applying engineering first principles.

Organization: National Research Council Canada
Program Name: Industrial Research Assistance Program – Youth Employment Program
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, CA T6E 3N8