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Natural Gas Pipelines and Monopoly
1989The natural gas pipeline industry is no longer a protected natural monopoly. Regulation policy favors increased competition and open access to the transportation network. Entry barriers to the commodity are not sustainable with the emergence of an active spot market. Bypass of the local distribution facilities by heavy users is occurring.
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Packing and Drafting in Natural Gas Pipelines
Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1983Summary Increasing and decreasing natural gas pipeline inventory (" packing" and "drafting" ) are examined mathematically. Any line segment's unsteady-state packing or drafting behavior depends on only two dimensionless parameters, packing or drafting behavior depends on only two dimensionless parameters, ( ) and ( )
Noel de Nevers, Anthony Day
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Benchmarking Natural Gas Pipeline Projects
Pipelines 2013, 2013The U.S. natural gas industry shows growth in revenues and an all-time high in net incomes. Project costs, however, are on the rise and cost overruns seem to be more common than in the past. Organizations are, consequently, interested in benchmarking, or comparing their organizations with industry leaders in order to potentially emulate best practices.
Paul Govan, Ken Reinschmidt
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Simulation of Transients in Natural Gas Pipelines
SPE Production & Facilities, 1996Summary Transient flow of natural gas in pipelines is simulated without neglecting the inertia term. The governing equations constitute a non-homogeneous hyperbolic set of first-order quasilinear partial differential equations. The first-order, three-point, explicit Godunov scheme and the second-order, five-point, total variation ...
Junyang Zhou, M. A. Adewumi
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Pipeline Promises [natural gas technology]
Engineering & Technology, 2014Gas was considered a strictly limited resource until the USA's experience with shale gas. Hydraulic fracturing or fracking - has brought huge reserves of gas to the nation at an affordable cost and the impact has been profound.
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The natural gas composition in transport by pipelines
Proceedings of Latin American/Caribbean Gas & Electricity Congress, 1997Abstract The design and operation of a gas pipeline requires, as a rule, considering the composition and average specific gravity of the gas already transported or to be transported. Now the truth is that such gas will not always have the same composition or specific gravity, given the fact that it varies significantly ...
Carlos A. M. Casares +1 more
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the Benefits of an Alaskan Natural Gas Pipeline
The Energy Journal, 1981The United States, reacting to rising prices and supply uncertainties of imported energy, has begun to move aggressively to develop its untapped domestic energy resources. The Department of Energy has recently awarded funds to support feasibility studies as well as design, engineering, and construction activities for 110 synthetic fuel projects ...
Douglas B. Fried, William F. Hederman
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Second International Conference on Applied Statistics, Computational Mathematics, and Software Engineering (ASCMSE 2023), 2023
ShiLiang Peng, Huai Su, Xiao Wang
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ShiLiang Peng, Huai Su, Xiao Wang
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Risk Analysis for Natural Gas Pipelines
1993This chapter attempts to pull the various threads from the previous chapters into a cohesive pattern. After this introduction, we consider in several stages the various logical arguments for and against the view that pipeline risk remains high. In the process, we present additional quantitative evidence on the risk of the industry, from stock market ...
A. Lawrence Kolbe +2 more
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Blocking Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines
2019Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, Vol. 44 No.
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