Taking guided wave pipeline monitoring further

How can GUL Monitoring provide better information for pipeline integrity decisions? At IPCE 2026, GUL will be showing how guided wave monitoring can detect changes early and track their progression over extensive pipeline sections, helping operators respond to developing issues and focus follow‑up assessment where it matters most.

Our colleagues Toby Anderson and Rhett O’Briant will be at Booth 206 to explore where guided wave inspection and monitoring can add value to your pipeline integrity programme.

Rhett will also present “Optimization of Large Area Pipeline Corrosion Monitoring Systems”, exploring how monitoring performance can be optimised to support better integrity decisions.

Part of the conversation shaping the NDT industry

As a British technology company and BINDT member, GUL values NDT 2026 as an opportunity to exchange knowledge with the wider NDT community, hear different perspectives on the challenges facing the industry, and keep connected to developments across inspection, monitoring, and asset integrity. Our team will be there throughout the conference, taking part in the technical sessions and continuing the conversations beyond them.

Supporting career development and practical NDT

The Annual Seminar and Burns Supper organised by the Scottish Branch of British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) brings together NDT professionals for technical discussion, tabletop exhibition, and networking, creating space for open conversation around inspection practice and professional development.

Our colleagues Keith Vine and Alan Parker will be attending to share experience on how guided wave technology fits into today’s inspection skillsets, alongside other NDT methods used within inspection and monitoring programmes. Attendees are welcome to stop by Table 4 to discuss the wide range of applications where GUL guided wave technology adds practical value.

From periodic inspection to continuous pipeline insight

The International Pipeline Pigging & Integrity Management (PPIM) Conference & Exhibition focuses on the practical realities of managing corrosion and integrity across operating pipelines. For GUL, this means supporting asset owners with Guided Wave Monitoring technology that provides ongoing visibility of pipeline condition between inspections.

Our permanently installed systems deliver reliable, data‑driven insight over large pipeline sections, enabling earlier detection of change and more informed integrity planning without disrupting operations. Our Americas team, Toby Anderson and Rhett O’Briant, will be on site to discuss how guided wave monitoring is applied in operational programmes and how it complements inspection‑led strategies.