Process Vision Ltd

We're pleased to share that our latest article, "The Liquid Threat Is Bigger Than You Think," by Paul Stockwell, has been published in Gas Compression Magazine.

The article explores why hydrocarbon dewpoint (HCDP) measurements may not always reveal the presence of liquids in live gas pipelines, and the implications for compressor protection, asset integrity, and operational reliability.

Read the full article here:
https://gascompressionmagazine.com/issues/june-2026/?utm_source=GCM+Digital+Issue&utm_campaign=b0ff93257e-April_2020_Digital_Issue_Subscribers_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c6a9562019-b0ff93257e-560059046

June 2026 | Gas Compression Magazine

Process Vision is proud to announce that we now have a complete, ready-to-use LineVu system available in Mexico.

Recently, we hosted a successful LineVu Seminar & Workshop at SICA's facilities, bringing together both local and remote participants to explore the capabilities of this innovative technology.

The event provided an opportunity to learn how LineVu enables real-time monitoring and detection of liquid carryover in gas pipelines, helping operators improve safety, reliability, and operational efficiency.

Beyond the presentations, attendees were able to see, touch, and experience the LineVu hardware first hand, gaining practical insight into how the system works in real-world applications.

A big thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the workshop a success. We look forward to supporting customers across Mexico with this proven technology.

HCDP has long been used as a proxy for dry gas.

But is it proof?

Across multiple operating sites, liquids have been observed in pipelines that conventional hydrocarbon dewpoint measurements still classified as "dry."

This raises an important question for operators, measurement specialists, and gas processors:

Can a good HCDP result create a false sense of confidence?

Our latest blog examines the gap between calculated gas quality and actual pipeline conditions, and why direct evidence is becoming increasingly important.

Read more:

https://processvision.com/knowledge/hcdp-%e2%89%a0-confirmed-dry-gas/

HCDP ≠ Confirmed Dry Gas Explore the complexities of Hydrocarbon Dewpoint Confirmed Dry Gas and its implications for natural gas flow in pipelines.

Don’t miss Paul Stockwell’s presentation at the GPAE Annual Conference: “AI-Driven Solutions for Better Phase Separation.”

Join us during the Technical Poster Presentations and discover how AI is helping transform process performance, improve separation efficiency, and unlock new opportunities across the energy sector.

The Technical Poster Presentations will take place during the Exhibitor Reception and will showcase innovative technologies and practical solutions shaping the future of gas processing, CCUS, AI, and process optimisation.

📍 Bergen, Norway
📅 3–5 June 2026
🕓 Technical Poster Presentations: Thursday 4 June, 4:00 PM

If you're attending the conference, be sure to stop by and connect with Paul to learn more about the latest advances in AI-driven process optimisation.

Meet our Partner: Aselco

We're proud to spotlight Aselco, Process Vision's trusted partner in Brazil, supporting operators across the oil and gas sector with innovative approaches to gas quality and pipeline monitoring.

With more than 40 years of experience in industrial automation, Aselco brings deep local expertise and a customer-focused approach to helping operators address challenges such as liquid carryover, contamination risks, and pipeline integrity. Their hands-on engagement with customers enables early identification of operational issues and supports more informed decision-making.

Together, we're helping raise awareness of monitoring solutions that can provide earlier insight into pipeline conditions, with technologies such as LineVu supporting a more proactive approach to risk management.

A big thank you to the Aselco team for their continued partnership and commitment to delivering practical solutions that meet the real needs of Brazilian operators.

Thank you to everyone who attended Michael Downey’s presentation yesterday at Bahia Oil & Gas Energy 2026, during the Technical Section of the event on Wednesday, 27 May.

It was a great opportunity to share insights on:
“Enxergando além do ponto de orvalho de hidrocarbonetos”
(Seeing Beyond the Hydrocarbon Dew Point)

We appreciate all the engaging conversations and interest in smarter gas measurement and process optimization solutions within the energy industry.

Michael is still in the area over the next few days, so if you’d like to connect and continue the conversation, feel free to reach out.

We’re excited to announce that Process Vision will be presenting at Bahia Oil & Gas Energy 2026.

Our LatAm & Australasia Business Development & Area Manager, Michael Downey, will be presenting:

“Enxergando além do ponto de orvalho de hidrocarbonetos”
(Seeing Beyond the Hydrocarbon Dew Point)

📅 Wednesday, 27 May 2026
🕑 14:20hs

Join us as we explore deeper insights into hydrocarbon dew point analysis and the technologies shaping smarter gas measurement and process optimization in the energy industry.

We look forward to connecting with industry professionals and sharing innovative solutions at the event.

We’re excited to announce that Process Vision will be exhibiting and presenting at the 2026 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement (ISHM)!

📍 Visit us at Booth at 100 Mick Cornett Drive, Oklahoma City, OK to learn how visual intelligence, process cameras, and real-time monitoring are helping operators improve gas measurement, pipeline visibility, and operational decision-making.

We’re also proud to have two presentations featured during the conference:

🎤 Spencer Parker
📅 Tuesday
🕐 1:20–2:10 PM
📍 Room 301A
📘 Class 13005 – New Ideas in Gas Measurement

🎤 Paul Stockwell
📅 Wednesday
🕓 4:10–5:00 PM
📍 Room 104
📘 Class 93003 – Transforming Gas Metering and Pipeline Monitoring through Digitalization: Process Cameras and Real-Time Visual Data for Intelligent Operations

If you’re attending ISHM 2026, stop by Booth B7 and connect with our team. We look forward to discussing the future of intelligent gas measurement and pipeline operations.