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PLDS
(redirected from Pipeline Leak Detection System)

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PLDSPhilips & Lite-On Digital Solutions
PLDSPost-Lyme Disease Syndrome
PLDSPilot Land Data System
PLDSPipeline Leak Detection System
PLDSPower-Law Differencing Scheme
PLDSPassive Lightning Detection System
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It includes eight chapters discussing supervisory control and data acquisition systems, measurement systems, station automation, gas management system, liquid pipeline management system, applications for operation, pipeline leak detection system, and geographic information systems.
Pipeline system automation and control by SciTech Book News
The patented TEKSCENT Pipeline Leak Detection System, developed in Canada by Imperial Oil, Ltd, is a novel system for locating leaks from pinhole size to large sections.
Canine Detection Leaders AMDETECH and Makor K-9 Announce Joint ... by Business Wire
BUSINESS WIRE)--March 15, 2001 After the success of its innovative new underground pipeline leak detection systems at two major Montreal airports, Vista Research, Inc.
Five More Canadian Airports Purchase New Fuel Leak Detection System ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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