This is just a short update on the conference call just completed with  Michael Adewumi of Penn State, concerning the PCB pipeline modeling project  proposed for the Transwestern mainline system.
David Roensch, Dr. Adewumi  and myself discussed the latest proposal submitted by Adewumi and based upon  his answers to the technical and operational questions, it appears that the  model will yeild some useful information.
Adewumi was asked about the  simultaneous modeling of PCB's and arsenic and feels that the model can  address this situation.
He felt that by initiating the model to the pipeline  segement  selected for the study (between C/S 4 and C/S3) this information  could be projected to the other pipeline segments with physical and  elevational conditions not represented in the segment selected.
As is the  case with most projects of this nature, answers to some questions cannot be  addressed until we begin the process.
It appears that the next step in this process is to have Mike Terraso contact  Michael Adewumi.
David Roensch and I will be available to feed technical and  operational information to Adewumi for his modeling input.
It may also be in  the best interest of this project  to see a team of technical and operational  experts from Enron and Transwestern begin a  brain stroming of this project  during the data input stage to address issues related to the field cleaning  trials, both of the pipeline system and the C/S piping.
By working through  the process, we may be able to alleviate some potential concerns  and  increase the cleaning success.
Although Transwestern has been involved in  this type of cleaning for a number of years, based upon the liquids data  results, the system has met with variable success.
The more technical and  operational information we can incorporate into the model, the better will be  the modeling conclusions and results of the  cleaning activity.

Conference Cal with Adewumi
This is just a short update on the conference call just completed with Michael Adewumi of Penn State, concerning the PCB pipeline modeling project proposed for the Transwestern mainline system.
David Roensch, Dr. Adewumi and myself discussed the latest proposal submitted by Adewumi and based upon his answers to the technical and operational questions, it appears that the model will yeild some useful information.
Adewumi was asked about the simultaneous modeling of PCB's and arsenic and feels that the model can address this situation.
He felt that by initiating the model to the pipeline segement selected for the study (between C/S <NUMBER> and C/S0) this information could be projected to the other pipeline segments with physical and elevational conditions not represented in the segment selected.
As is the case with most projects of this nature, answers to some questions cannot be addressed until we begin the process.
It appears that the next step in this process is to have Mike Terraso contact Michael Adewumi.
David Roensch and I will be available to feed technical and operational information to Adewumi for his modeling input.
It may also be in the best interest of this project to see a team of technical and operational experts from <COMPANY> and Transwestern begin a brain stroming of this project during the data input stage to address issues related to the field cleaning trials, both of the pipeline system and the C/S piping.
By working through the process, we may be able to alleviate some potential concerns and increase the cleaning success.
Although Transwestern has been involved in this type of cleaning for a number of years, based upon the liquids data results, the system has met with variable success.
The more technical and operational information we can incorporate into the model, the better will be the modeling conclusions and results of the cleaning activity.
elevational conditions represented cleaning number years dr adewumi discussed pcb pipeline modeling arsenic feels liquids data results begin process appears update conference just address issues company transwestern