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Africa7,015

Western Europe & EU Countries

1,669

FSU-Eastern Europe 12,632

Asia Pacific Region 31,348

Middle East 4,976

South & Central America and

Caribbean 8,327

North America 34,147

Under Construction: .......... 42,913Planned: ............................. 57,201

TOTAL: ..............100,114Note: All figures are in miles

2015 Worldwide Construction Report

Pipeline &Gas Journal’s

By Rita Tubb, Executive Editor

&GJ’s 2015 survey figures indi-cate 100,114 miles of pipelines are planned and under construction worldwide. Of these, 57,201 repre-

sent projects in the planning design phase while 42,913 reflect pipelines in various stages of construction.

Following is a look at new and planned pipeline miles in the seven basic regional groups (see area map). North America — 34,147; South/Central America and Caribbean – 8,327; Africa — 7,015; Asia Pacific – 31,348; Former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe – 12,632; Middle East — 4,976; and Western Europe and European Union — 1,669. For information on these and other pipeline projects, see P&GJ’s sister publication, Pipeline News.

Energy OutlookThe EIA’s Short Term Energy Outlook

released in November shows total U.S. crude oil production averaged an estimated 8.9 MMbpd in October, and monthly average production was forecast to surpass 9 MMbpd in December. Projected total crude oil pro-duction averages 9.4 MMbpd in 2015 and would be the highest annual average produc-tion since 1972. Natural gas plant liquids production is expected to increase from 2.6 MMbpd in 2013 to 3.2 MMbpd in 2015.

Natural gas working inventories on Oct. 31 totaled 3.57 Tcf, 0.24 Tcf (6%) below the level a year ago and 0.26 Tcf (7%) below the previous five-year average (2009-13). Despite the lower stocks at the start of the winter heating season, EIA expects the Henry Hub natural gas spot price to average $3.97/MMBtu compared with $4.53/MMBtu last winter. This price forecast reflects both lower expected heating demand and significantly higher natural gas production.

TrendsThe EIA’s report, Liquids Fuels and

Natural Gas In the Americas, points out the trend of foreign investors in hydrocarbon resources in the Americas and countries with the most open structures - like Canada, Brazil, Colombia, and the United States. Mexico, which has adopted new reforms that allow some foreign private investment in the energy sector, looks to join their ranks.

Investor focus is on developing and pro-ducing liquid fuels and natural gas. Moreover,

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supplies and physical assets, such as refineries.

North AmericaNot surprisingly, the hot

topic in North America is TransCanada’s long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline to ship crude oil and diluted bitumen from Alberta’s oil stands to refin-eries in the U.S. The first three phases of the project have been built. The fourth phase, Keystone XL, calls for a 1,179-mile, 36-inch pipeline to move oil sands from Hardisty, Canada to Steele City, NB, and allow prod-uct to be shipped to Texas refineries on the Gulf Coast.

Now, with the U.S. House and Senate under Republican control, one of the first pieces of legislation was the Keystone XL bill. The House recently voted 266 to 155

both international oil companies and state-owned oil companies in the Americas have made the most substantial investments, fol-lowed by companies based in Europe, Asia and Oceania. Asian investments have dra-matically increased in the past five years, in particular, investment by China’s national oil companies to secure both crude oil

to approve construction. At the time of this writing, a similar bill was scheduled to go to the Senate for a vote, although President Obama has threatened a veto.

Worldwide Construction ReportJanuary

Innovative techniques, systems and equipment designed to save time and money...Innovative techniques, systems and equipment designed to save time and money...PRODUCTSHOWCASE

Trachte Trachte’s modular, pre-engineered,

pre-assembled enclosures are flexible in size/design, built around an expandable galvanized steel framework, and avail-able in transportable sizes from 4’-30’ wide. They are factory complete, fit-ted with customer specified equipment. More than 7,300 Trachte buildings have been installed for satisfied customers.

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HYTORCThe Thrill gun is the World’s first

impact gun and torque multiplier in one! With a simple flip of the arm, the Thrill switches from impacting power to high-accuracy torqueing. The pat-ented safety paddle forces the opera-tor to keep both hands away from dangerous pinch points, preventing

one of the most common bolting related injuries. www.thrillgun.com

VermeerThe Vermeer D220x300 Navigator®

horizontal directional drill has a power-ful self-contained design featuring an onboard operator cabin, mud pump, crane and rod stager built in. A footprint of 37’ (8.2 m) by 8.5’ (2.6 m) provides versatile applications from urban work to remote pipeline installations.

Hydro XHydro X uses one of the planet’s most abundant natural resources to safely expose underground utilities; water. It’s safe, efficient and environmentally sound. Best yet, Hydro X delivers the precision and professionalism you expect from a leader in environmental projects.

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VACMASTERS VACMASTERS manufactures a

complete family of AIR-VACUUM EXCAVATION SYSTEMS and DIRECTIONAL BORING MUD VACUUMS. Our SYSTEM 4000, SYSTEM 3000 and SYSTEM 1000 air-vacuum excavators enable oper-ators to pothole using high pres-

sure air 95% of the time, while still having water available if required. Our SpoilVac mud vacuums, now available on-line/factory direct, are the highest quality, most economical systems available anywhere. To find out more visit us on-line at www.vacmasters.com or call us at (800) 466-7825.

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NDT Systems & Services GmbH & Co. KG.

Introducing the LineExplorer UMp, NDT’s latest pipeline inspection innova-tion especially designed for high-resolu-tion pitting inspection. A higher sensor density and the use of ultrasound trans-ducers specifically tailored for small pittings ensure highest confidence levels

regarding detection and sizing accuracy as well as true quantitative wall thickness measurement capabilities.

www.ndt-global.com

EZ LineSupports the Oil & Gas Industry

Contact E-Z Line today for your Adjustable Pipe Supports, Pipe Clamps & Pipe Guides — 2'' thru 60'' Pipe Size, Shim Blocks - Steel or Epoxy, Pipe Shoes.

Structural Steel Fabricators of: Platforms, Structures, Pipe Racks, Embeds — ¼'' thru 1½'' Stud Gun Capacity, Skids, Plate Rolling and Pipe

Bending. E-Z Line utilizes 3-D Modeling Software to prepare shop and custom design drawings of platforms and structures. Schedules field trips to prepare custom design drawings to meet your requirements.

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Ball Winch Field Coating Services

Ball Winch Field Services has devel-oped advanced coating technology that meets the toughest requirements for today’s pipeline construction projects. Ball Winch teams deploy innovative blast cleaning, induction heating and powder equipment for mobile FBE and heat shrink sleeve applications. 936.228.0077

ballwinch.com

DENSOLEN AS 30-20DENSO GmbH, Germany, introduces

DENSOLEN® AS 30-20/R20 MP Tape System, the new very cost efficient real co-extruded 3- ply tape with maximum protection (class B 50 acc. EN 12068)

No risk of spiral corrosion, max oper-ating temperature + 85°C (185°F), tape thickness ≥ 0,5 mm . Pay Economy - Get First Class Quality !

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Dresser-RandDresser-Rand’s Enginuity® iFLEX

automation solution delivers engine/com-pressor control that provides analytic results aligned with your needs, from eco-friendly operations to increased productivity. Our proven methodology maximizes operating performance, quickly pinpoints trouble-shooting needs, and can improve the reli-ability of legacy equipment used in the natural gas pipeline industry.

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Product ShowcaseFebruary, June & October

International Offshore & Gulf of Mexico Report

2015 Offshore Technology Conference Highlights Trenchless Technologies Solve Marine Crossing ChallengeEIA: Gulf of Mexico Production to Increase Through 2016Keathley Canyon Connector Begins Serving Producers in Ultra-Deep Gulf WatersChevron Begins Production from Deepwater Gulf FieldsVarious Concepts of Pipe-In-Pipe Design and FabricationChevron Sanctions Deepwater Project in Gulf

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Special OTC ReportApril

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BAKER HUGHES PO Box 5050 Sugar Land, TX 77487-5050 Ph: (800) 231-3606 Fax: (281) 276-7218 www.bakerhughes.com pmg@bakerhughes.com

BALL WINCH PIPELINE SERVICES 15786 Hwy 75 North PO Box 1255 Willis, TX 77378-1255 Ph: (936) 228-0077 Fax: (936) 856-9964 www.lbfoster.com luther.winch@ballwinch.com

BASIC SYSTEMS, INC. 10901 Clay Pike Road Derwent, OH 43733 Ph: (740) 685-2511 Fax: (740) 685-5516 www.bsinaturalgas.com naturalgas@bsicos.com

BAYOU COATING LLC 5200 Curtis Ln New Iberia, LA 70560-0449 Ph: (318) 369-3761 Fax: (318) 369-9747 www.bayoupipe.com info@bayoullc.com

BAYOU FLOW TECHNOLOGIES, LLC 515 N. Sam Houston Pkwy E #630 Houston, TX 77060 Ph: (281) 591-1001 Fax: (281) 591-0284 www.bayoucompanies.com info@bayouflow.com

BAYOU WELDING WORKS, LLC 5200 Curtis Lane New Iberia, LA 70560 Ph: (337) 364-0298 Fax: (337) 365-9747 www.bayoucompanies.com

BERG STEEL PIPE CORP. 9225 Katy Freeway, Suite 428 Houston, TX 77024 Ph: (713) 465-1600 Fax: (713) 827-7423 www.bergpipe.com

BERRY PLASTICS 25 ForgeParkway Franklin, MA 02038 Ph: (800) 248-0149 Fax: (508) 918-1910 www.berryplastics.com CPG@covcorp.com

BEST PUMP WORKS 8885 Monroe Houston, TX 77061 Ph: (713) 239-1527 www.bestpumpworks.com

BISHOP LIFTING PRODUCTS, INC. 125 McCarty Drive Houston, TX 77029 Ph: (713) 674-2266 Fax: (713) 672-9229

BKW, INC. Box 581611 Tulsa, OK 74158 Ph: (918) 836-6767 Fax: (918) 836-0141 www.bkwinc.com bkwinc@aol.com

BLACKWELL ENTERPRISES, INC. 14634 Cotton Gin Avenue Wayne, OK 73095 Ph: (405) 449-7795 Fax: (405) 449-7795

BRADLEY B. BEAN, PE 419 E. Columbia St. Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Ph: (719) 578-9391 Fax: (719) 578-9394 www.b3pe.com bbb@b3pe.com

BREDERO SHAW 3838 N Sam Houston Parkway E Suite # 300 Houston, TX 77032 Ph: (281) 886-2350 Fax: (281) 886-2353 www.brederoshaw.com solutions@brederoshaw.com

AMERICAN AUGERS 135 US Route 42 West Salem, OH 44287 Ph: (419) 869-7107 Fax: (419) 869-7425 www.americanaugers.com sales@americanaugers.com

AMERICAN PIPE BENDING 3207 Dawson Road Tulsa, OK 74110 Ph: (918) 749-2363 Fax: (918) 834-5910 www.apb-bend.com apbcojo@tulsa.com

AMERICAN STEEL PIPE (ACIPCO) 1501 31st Avenue North Birmingham, AL 35207 Ph: (205) 325-7742 Fax: (205) 325-8194 www.acipco.com/steel lmotte@acipco.com

AMETEK PROCESS INSTRUMENTS 455 Corporate Blvd. Newark, DE 19702 Ph: (302) 456-4400 Fax: (302) 456-4444 www.ametekpi.com

ANALYTICAL PIPELINE SOLUTIONS PO Box 51811 LaFayette, LA 70505 Ph: (337) 654-5455 www.analyticalps.com crossmbc@hotmail.com

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ARGUS MACHINE CO. LTD 5820-97 Street Edmonton, AB T6E 3J1 Canada www.argusmachine.com info@argusmachine.com

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ATLAS COPCO CONSTRUCTION MINING TECHNIQUE USA LLC

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AUMA ACTUATORS, INC. Canonsburg, PA 15317 Ph: (724) 743-2862 www.auma-usa.com

AUMA RIESTER GMBH 79379 Muelheim Germany Ph: 49 7631 809-0 www.auma.com

AUTOMATED PIPE LINE INSTRUMENTS

7718 W 53rd Street North Maize, KS 67101 Ph: (316) 744-7600 www.apli2.com

AYUDA LLC 10921 Turkey Run Drive Edmond, OK 73025 Ph: (405) 293-3099 www.ayudallc.com

3M COMPANY 6801 River Place Blvd. Bldg. 147-4N-01 Austin, TX 78726 Ph: Ph: (512) 984-5863 www.mmm.com dmuyres@mmm.com

A & E CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY 54090 Loren Drive Route 9 Mankato, MN 56001 Ph: (507) 345-3252 andymanske@hotmail.com

A+ CORPORATION, LLC 41041 Black Bayou Road Gonzales, LA 70141 Ph: (225) 644-5255 www.geniefilters.com

ABB, INC. P.O. Box 8900 Bartlesville, OK 74005 Ph: (918) 338-4888 www.totalflow.com

ABOVE GROUND MARKERS 21705A Mueschke Road Unit A Tomball, TX 77377 Ph: (832) 467-3399 www.abovegroundmarkers.com

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ACIMEX (CBE GROUP) Zl Les Aubuis 26 rue Paul Langevi 37550, Saint Avertin 37550 France Ph: 33.2.4725 5785 www.acimex.net

ADVANCED GEODETIC SURVEYS, INC. – AGS

23111 FM 1462 Damon, TX 77430 Ph: (979) 553-4677 Fax: Fax: (979) 553-3756 www.agsgps.com pj@agsgps.com

AECOM 19219 Katy Freeway, Ste. 100 Houston, TX 77094 Ph: (281) 675-7629 www.aecom.com

AEGION CORPORATION 17988 Edison Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63005 Ph: (636) 530-8000 Fax: (636) 530-8010 www.insituform.com feedback@insituform.com

AIR LOGISTICS 925 Todd Avenue Azusa, CA 91702 Ph: (626) 633-0294 www.airlog.com bobrhea@airlog.com

AIRPORT WINDSOCK CORP. 1616 Cliff Road East Burnsville, MN 55337 Ph: (952) 890-9214 Fax: (952) 890-9217 www.airportwindsocks.com sales@airportwindsocks.com

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ALLU GROUP INC. 700 Huyler Street Teterboro, NJ 07608 Ph: (800) 939-2558 Fax: (201) 288-4479 www.allu.net usa@allu.net

BROWN BEAR CORPORATION PO Box 29 Corning, IA 50841 Ph: (641) 322-4220 Fax: (641) 322-3527 www.brownbearcorp.com sales@brownbearcorp.com

BURNS 9400 World Parkway Kansas City, KS 64114 www.burnsmcd.com

CALCULATED CONTROLS 1177 Butler Road League City, TX 77573 Ph: (888) 790-9398 www.calc-controls.com

CANUSA-CPS DIVISION OF SHAWCOR

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CAPPS VAN & TRUCK RENTAL 8555 John Carpenter Freeway Dallas, TX 75247 Ph: (972) 254-3400 www.cappsvanrental.com

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CATERPILLAR GLOBAL PIPELINE 13105 Northwest Freeway #1010 Houston, TX 77040 Ph: (713) 329-2259 www.cat.com/pipeline

CCI PIPELINE LLC 1058 O'Neal Lane Beaux Bridge, LA 70517 Ph: (337) 332-5808 www.ccipipe.com

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&GJ’s 2014 international pipeline sur-vey indicates 65,746 miles of pipeline are in various stages of construction

or planned. Of these, 33,801 miles account for projects in the planning and engineering phase, while 31,945 miles are in various stages of construction.

Construction Overview A breakdown of the pipeline mileage

planned and under construction in the six geo-political regions used in the report shows the following(see map): South-Central America and Caribbean – 6,099 miles; Middle East – 2,355 miles; Africa – 8,558 miles; Asia Pacific – 25,636 miles; former Soviet Union and Eastern European countries – 15,781 miles; and Western Europe and European Union countries – 2,381 miles. For further information on these and other pipeline proj-ects, see P&GJ’s sister publication, Pipeline News.

Africa Despite several African nations continu-

ing to deal with ongoing pipeline theft and threats to oil companies, industry analysts say

many hold promise for future activity. For example, East Africa exploration activity is projected to increase after foreign oil and gas companies made a series of sizable discover-ies in Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and Madagascar.

Moreover, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that South Africa holds 390 Tcf of technically recover-able shale gas resources. This came even after environmental concerns led the govern to place a moratorium on shale gas explora-tion from April 2011 to September 2012. In October 2013, the government released pro-posed new regulations on exploration of shale resources, however, international companies are still awaiting shale exploration permits.

Regardless of the challenges, pipelines are being planned and constructed in the region.

In Angola, ExxonMobil recently started up the CLOV project, expected to reach a capac-ity of 160,000 bpd. CLOV, located 87 miles off Luanda, includes 34 wells and eight manifolds connected by 112 miles of subsea pipelines to a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel and crude oil offloading terminal.

The 1,000-foot-long, 198-foot-wide FPSO can store up to 1.8 MMbbls of oil. Natural gas produced at CLOV is exported through a sub-sea pipeline to an Angola LNG plant in Soyo.

Technip is under contract to Total on the Moho Nord joint development project off the Republic of Congo. Located 46 miles south-west of Pointe-Noire in water depths of 1,500

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South-Central America and Caribbean

6,099

Middle East

2,355

Africa

8,558Asia Pacific

25,636

Former Soviet Union and

Eastern Europe

15,781

Western Europe and European

Union

2,381

Under Construction ................ 31,945 Planned .................................... 33,801Total ......................................... 65,746(Note: all figures are in miles)

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U.S. – GAS

Blueknight Energy Partners LP Madison County, TX 160 2016

Canyon Midstream Partners LLC Ector County, TX 120 2015

Capco Construction Bulldog NGL Pipeline/ 73 2015 Nacogdoches, TX

Cone Gathering Barbour County - 37 2015 Upshur County, WV

Crosstex Energy LP Howard, Martin and 35 2014 Glasscock counties, TX

Crosstex Energy LP Cajun-Sibon NGL 219 2014 Pipeline extension/LA

Devon Energy Corp. OK 450 2014

Driver, Southern Pipeline, R&R Pipeline Inc. Sterling III Pipeline/OK - TX 570 2013

Energy Transfer Edinburg Extension/ 51 2015 Partners LP Nueces County, TX - Live Oak, TX

Engineers Construction Addison Project/ 52 2015 Colchester, VT - Vergennes, VT

Gulf Interstate Wright Interconnect Project/NY N/A 2015 Engineering Co.

Major Pipeline LLC Ohio River 36 2016

MG Dyess Virginia Southside Expansion/ 100 2015 Kingsport, TN

Paso Norte Pipeline Group Deming, NM - Chihuahua, Mexico 340 2018

PVR Partners LP OH 45 2014

Ritter Construction Three Rivers, TX 54 2015

Rockford Corp. Tygart Valley Pipeline/ 42 2014 Randolph County, WV

Sawgrass Storage Downsville, LA 14 2015

Sheehan Pipeline Southeast Market 70 2015 Expansion/MS - AL

Southcross Energy Webb Pipeline/Webb County, TX 94 2015 Partners LP

Summit Natural Kennebec Valley, ME 130 2014 Gas of Maine

Sunland Construction Gillette, WY 180 2016

Tall Oak Midstream LLC Payne, Creek, Logan, Lincoln, 250 2014 Noble and Pawnee, OK

Texas Eastern PA 40 2015 Transmission

Welded Construction Southwest Michigan 1200B Pipeline/ 24 2015 St. Joseph County, MI

Willbros Group Inc. NET Mexico Pipeline/ 120 2014 Agua Dulce, TX - Starr County, TX

Xcel Energy Cherokee Pipeline/ 34 2015 Weld, Adams counties, CO

Xcel Energy West Main Pipeline 77 2015 Replacement/CO - WY

U.S. - OIL

Enbridge 6B Line Expansion/IN - MI 210 2014

Energy Transfer Partners South Texas Pipeline/ 82 2015 McMullen County, TX

Harvest Pipeline Gardendale, TX - Corpus Christi, TX 140 2014

Peterson Engineering Port of Albany, NY - Linden, NJ 166 2015

Plains All American Western Oklahoma Pipeline/ 95 2014 Pipeline LP Reydon, OK

Plains All American Cactus Pipeline/ 310 2015 Pipeline LP McCamey, TX - Gardendale, TX

CONTRACTOR/ PROJECT NAME/ MILES COMPLETION OWNER LOCATION DATE PIPELINES UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Quanta Services Inc. Houston Lateral Pipeline/ 48 2015

U.S. Gulf Coast

SemGroup/Rose Glass Mountain Pipeline/OK 210 2015 Rock Midstream LP

Snelson Companies Inc. BridgeTex Pipeline/ 162 2015 Abilene, TX - Texas City, TX

Summit Midstream Polar System Expansion/ Partners LLC Williams County, ND 45 2014

Sunland, Jomax, Sterling Double H Pipeline/ 462 2014 Dore, ND - Guernsey, WY

Sunoco Pipeline LP Granite Wash Extension/ 200 2014 Wheeler County, TX - Ringgold, TX

Tallgrass Energy Tallgrass Pony Express Pipeline/ Partners LP Guernsey, WY - Cushing, OK 690 2014

Tesoro Logistics Lignite, ND - Columbus, ND 7 2014

TexStar Midstream Karnes North Pipeline/ Logistics LP Karnes City, TX - Elmendorf, TX 50 2014

Trans-Foreland Trans-Foreland Pipeline/Cook Inlet, AK 23 2014 Pipeline Co.

OFFSHORE U.S.

Tata Steel Keathley Canyon Connector/ 214 2014 Gulf of Mexico

Technip/Enbridge Inc. Walker Ridge Gathering System/ 190 2015 Gulf of Mexico

Technip/Exxon Walker Ridge Gathering System/ Mobil Corp. Gulf of Mexico 30 2015

U.S. - PRODUCTS

Lineal Industries Allagheny Access Pipeline/ 159 2014 Pittsburg, PA - OH

MG Dyess ATEX Pipeline/Mont Belvieu, TX 135 2015

Phillips 66 Pipeline LLC Cross-Channel Connector N/A 2014 project/Houston

Williams Transco Texas Belle Pipeline/Mont Belvieu, TX 28 2015

CANADA - GAS

Keyera Corp. Wapiti Pipeline/AB - Simonette 56 2014

Pembina Pipeline Corp. Simonette Pipeline Expansion/ 37 2016 Simonette, AB - Fox Creek, AB

Pembina Pipeline Corp. Saturn Facility/AB 51.5 2014

Shell Canada Fort Saskatchewan, AB 50 2014

TransCanada Corp. Horn River Mainline/Rainbow Lake, AB 16.5 2014

CANADA - OIL

Access Pipeline Inc. Northeast Expansion/ Conklin, AB - Redwater, AB 185 2015

CH2M Hill Inc. Energy East Pipeline 2,858 2016

CH2M Hill Inc. Saint John Extension/ 932 2017 New Brunswick, AB

Enbridge Athabasca Athabasca Pipeline/ 214 2017 Winefred Lake, AB - Hardisty, AB

Enbridge Inc. Line 9B Reversal and Line 9 397 2014 Expansion/Ontario - Montreal

Enbridge Inc. Woodland Pipeline Extension/ 228 2014 Cheecham, AB - Edmonton, AB

Grand Rapids GP Stony Mountain Pipeline/ 114 2015 Fort McMurray, AB

Inter Pipeline Ltd. Mid-Saskatchewan Pipeline Expansion 56 2015

TexStar Midstream San Antonio, TX 50 2014 Logistics LP

TransCanada Corp. Grand Rapids Pipeline/ 310 2017 Fort McMurray, AB

U.S. Pipeline Southern Access Extension/ 165 2015 Pontiac, IL - Patoka, IL

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nstead of light crude oil trucking through a hundred miles of dirt roads in a remote area of Australia, it is now being conveyed underground using a thermoplastic, flex-

ible composite pipe. This undertaking was recently awarded the Project of the Year by the Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI) for its Energy Piping Systems Division (EPSD).

The project was selected for the honor due to the advanced technical composition of the pipe, the elimination of the environmental impact of heavy truck traffic, plus the extreme logistics that were met. PPI is the major North American trade association, representing all segments of the plastic pipe industry.

The 105.6-mile (170-km) reinforced ther-moplastic pipe (RTP) was installed in 2013 to transport light crude oil from Queensland to a processing facility in South Australia. The 4-inch diameter line had to meet the design pressure of 1,500 psi and a design temperature of 1800 F (820 C). The RTP line provided a 50% savings compared to steel pipe, was easy and fast to install and also met the technical requirements of Australia’s pipeline standard AS 2885.1 Pipelines — Gas And Liquid Petroleum.

“Aside from being able to convey hot crude oil in an austere area of Australia, the pipe had to withstand chemicals, high heat, rough soil conditions and even termites,” said Tony Radoszewski, president of PPI. “HDPE pipe is always a top consideration for the tough jobs, but I think this is the first time I have ever seen an RFQ stating that a pipeline had to be termite-proof.”

He presented the award to PPI member com-pany and manufacturer of the pipe Flexpipe Systems, Inc. (Calgary, Alberta), a division of ShawCor Ltd., during the association’s annual meeting held last spring in Palm Springs, CA.

The Flexpipe Systems FP601 HT RTP has an outer jacket and an inner liner of HDPE-RT (raised-temperature resistance) and two layers of wound fiberglass. Manufactured at the Flexpipe plant in Calgary, the 100 miles of pipe journeyed 10,500-plus miles across the ocean, then more than 900 miles inland to the site. The reel-less, coiled pipe was installed by plowing at a depth of 30 inches to 6.5 feet at major roads, dunes and major creek crossings.

The average rate of plowing achieved was 2.42 miles a day and, at peak times, as high

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rosion and have sacrificial anodes and tape wrap to protect against external cor-rosion.

The Flexpipe RTP passed a thorough compli-ance assessment, as well as a risk assessment to cover any sections that were not addressed by AS 2885.1 due to the material type. A detailed technical assess-

ment of the design basis and qualification pro-cess of the pipe and jointing system was done based on API RP 15S Recommended Practice for the Qualification of Spoolable Reinforced Plastic Line Pipe.

This included a comprehensive set of short- and long-term tests to validate RTP resistance to the anticipated service conditions of the pipe-line. This included a long-term pressure capa-bility test as per ASTM D2992 and conducted for 14 months at the pipe-rated temperature, in addition to chemical resistance testing, tem-perature cycling testing, elevated temperature testing and external loading capability.

“The RTP provided distinct advantages when compared with rigid, fixed-length tradi-tional pipe. Installing more than 100 miles of the pipe using low-impact plowing took just 95 days with a small crew and protected sensi-tive environmental areas,” said Radoszewski. “Now instead of trucks making somewhat dangerous 14-hour round trips, there is a cost-effective pipeline that also solves production shutdowns that frequently occurred due to wet weather closing the clay and dirt roads.” P&GJ

as 5.5 miles a day. Because RTP could be plowed into the ground, the time and cost of installation were drastically reduced. Other types of pipe, such as glass reinforced epoxy (GRE) or steel, were unable to meet all the cri-teria of capability, ease of installation, time to install, ongoing maintenance and environmen-tal impact. There was a capital cost reduction of nearly 50% compared to a steel pipeline.

“The RTP was a high-temperature variant to withstand the high inlet temperatures of the transported fluids,” said Randy Knapp, director of engineering for the Energy Piping Systems Division of PPI.

The construction of RTP isolates aromatic fluids from the reinforcement layer, which provided the pressure containment for the pipe. This allowed continuous aromatic con-tent up to 25% by volume in the pipeline at the required inlet temperature of 158° F (70° C). Also, the corrosion resistance of HDPE coupled with the pressure capability of RTP made it the best option for the project.

The fittings used in this RTP system are nickel coated to protect from internal cor-

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