Jeff Holloway  is a Waterloo Mechanical Engineer with over 28 years of local and international experience in the pipeline, gas processing and power generation industries.  He has extensive expertise in all aspects of  pipeline facilities ranging from project feasibility, project management, project engineering, compression and pump application,  field engineering, commissioning and start-up of gas transmission,  gas processing and oil and gas gathering facilities.

Areas of Expertise:

• Application of gas turbines to compression to pipelines and power generation,
• Dense phase pipelines and related facility requirements
• Compressor and pump station design
• Meter station design
• Electric driver options
• Magnetic bearings, Dry gas seals (Sweet and Sour Applications)
• Sonic Flaring

Applications:

• Feasibility studies
• Sizing, locating, and cost estimating
• Basic engineering and preliminary designs
• Bid documents, specifications and evaluations
• Compression application optimization

Experience:

• Preliminary design and feasibility studies on the Alliance Pipeline in Canada and the USA. This pipeline is a dense phase pipeline designed to transport high liquid content gas at 1740 psi through a 36" pipeline across North America.
• Design verification, construction quality control and start-up of the USSR/Turkey Natural Gas Pipeline system. This system included over 700 km of 36 and 24 inch pipeline, 11 large meter stations and one 30 MW compressor station. Experience also in hydraulic analysis of pipeline systems, gas handling equipment selection and the design of mechanical piping systems including piping stress analysis.
• A specialist in all sequences involved in project engineering, design and field services, he has worked on pipeline and facility projects in Canada, Finland, Turkey and Australia. As well as Power Generation projects in Libya, Columbia and Canada.