Pipeline Integrity Monitoring

Pipelines are one of the main assets in the industrial sector, vital for the transmission of hazardous liquids or natural gases. Over time, pipelines degrade from corrosion due to regular operations and can impact production, personnel safety, and even the environment.

Pipeline integrity management is put in place to ensure that a pipeline and all its components are working properly. Using pipeline integrity management solutions, operators can manage safety, operations, maintenance, evaluation, and assessment of pipeline facilities, and identify leaks and failures.

No. While GUMPS™ is based on the known technology of LRUT sensors, it is an enhanced system which uses IoT and AI to change the paradigm of asset management. It is the future of Long-Range Ultrasonic Testing (LRUT).

LRUT sensors are used for service-based one-time inspection, whereas GUMPS™ is used for continuous monitoring. It is a real-time monitoring sensor that measures cross-sectional area loss. A typical LRUT sensor has inaccuracies due to lack of base signal and comparisons, while GUMPS™ has near-zero inaccuracies with the probability of detection (POD) improving every day, as more and more data gets generated over the same pipe and health degradation is monitored.


Regular LRUT sensors also require a manual method of inspection, which leaves room for human error and is time-intensive. So LRUTs are reactive sensors, whereas GUMPS™ is proactive. GUMPS™ inspects your pipelines in real-time without human intervention and identifies the health and corrosion of pipeline facilities effortlessly.

GUMPS™ monitors pipeline integrity within a temperature range of in –(minus) 30° to + 200° C (- 22° to 392° F)

Yes, your data is safe. All the data collected by GUMPS™ is encrypted before transferring it to the server. It is only decrypted at secure AWS servers, where it is analyzed through our proprietary fault intelligence algorithms. The results are then displayed on the user dashboard, which is only accessible through a secure login. It can also additionally be IP-restricted if required.

A single GUMPS™ sensor can monitor pipeline integrity for up to 40 meters. It was built to detect cross-sectional area loss and identify any corrosion or faults within the pipeline. The nature of the fluid inside the pipe does not matter, but since guided waves travel through the cross-section of the pipe, the signals can be attenuated by the viscosity of the fluid. The GUMPS™ sensor is already accelerating industrial productivity with pipelines in the Oil and Gas industry.