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Pipeline Design & Construction: A Practical Approach, Third EditionAvailable to Purchase
By
M. Mohitpour
M. Mohitpour
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H. Golshan
H. Golshan
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A. Murray
A. Murray
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ISBN-10:
0791802574
No. of Pages:
752
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2007

This chapter provides an overview of elements that systematically influence pipeline design through to construction, operation, and maintenance. Subsequent chapters provide detailed information on these topics.

Pipelines affect daily lives in most parts of the world. Modern people's lives are based on an environment in which energy plays a (predominant) role. Oil and gas are major participants in the supply of energy, and pipelines are the primary means by which they are transported. It is no coincidence that an extensive pipeline network goes hand-in-hand with a high standard of living and technological progress.

Among other uses, oil and gas are utilized to generate electrical power. Using electricity∕oil and gas directly, houses are heated, meals are cooked, and a comfortable living environment is created. Petrochemical processes also use oil and gas to make useful products.

Introduction
Fluid Properties
Environment
Effects of Pressure and Temperature
Supply∕Demand Scenario, Route Selection
Codes and Standards
Environmental and Hydrological Considerations
Economics
Materials∕Construction
Operation
Pipeline Protection
Pipeline Integrity Monitoring
References
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