Now offered to the industry is nonstandard welded tubular items in stainless, duplex, nickel, and 6-moly and chrome moly materials, in light gauge and heavy wall thicknesses.
Welded pipe and tube products are available in a variety of grades and ASTM specifications. Made-to-order OD sizes range from 1⁄8 in. through 96 in. diameter, while stock sizes range from 1⁄8 in. through 24 in. diameter. Available in lengths up to 42 ft, pipe and tube can be specified with wall thicknesses from 0.008 in. through 3 in. thick, and square and rectangular sections through 24 in. can be manufactured.
The firm also offers beveling, cutting, flaring, and threading. Users can also request specialty testing such as UT, X-ray, and hydrotesting, along with a range of additional custom specs.
Source: Penn Stainless Products Inc., 190 Kelly Rd., Quakertown, PA 18951.
New Business Intelligence ToolRecently released PetrisWINDS Analytics (PWA) is a business intelligence tool that provides energy companies the freedom to manage and measure performance across the entire organization through interactive reports and on line dashboards derived from real time access to technical and financial data.
Developed specifically for exploration and production departments and their executives, PetrisWINDS Analytics transforms a massive volume of enterprise-wide data into manageable reports that aid in pinpointing trends and patterns. This enables managers to concentrate on making increasingly effective decisions, the company notes.
PWA takes advantage of the data integration provided by PetrisWINDS Enterprise, a set of application adapters and Information Builders' WebFOCUS business intelligence platform.
The company says its tool allows companies to manage and measure performance through viewing trusted data combined from multiple sources in one report or on one dashboard.
Source: Petris Technology Inc., 1900 St. James Pl., Suite 700, Houston, TX 77056.
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