
Natural Gas Transmission
Understanding Natural Gas Transmission
Transmission Pipelines: Large-diameter pipelines that transport natural gas from processing plants to local distribution systems or storage facilities.
Compressor Stations: Facilities strategically placed along pipelines to compress the gas, maintaining the necessary pressure for long-distance transport.
Metering and Regulating Stations: Stations that measure gas flow and regulate pressure to ensure safe and efficient delivery to downstream systems.
Valve Stations: Installed at intervals along pipelines to control gas flow and isolate sections for maintenance or emergency purposes.
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Key Components of Natural Gas Transmission
The natural gas transmission system relies on several critical components to ensure smooth and efficient operation:
- Pipeline Infrastructure: Constructed from high-strength steel, these pipelines are buried underground to protect them from environmental factors and human activities.
- Compressor Stations: Equipped with compressors powered by gas turbines, electric motors, or reciprocating engines, these stations maintain the pressure needed for gas transport.

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