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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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Process Safety Progress
AbstractIndustrial accidents include fire, explosion, and toxic substance spread involving hazardous substances. They threaten the health of many people, cause permanent or long‐term pollution of the natural environment, cause a high degree of property damage, and require a large‐scale emergency response.
Saliha Cetinyokus, Duran Dinc, Sila Ata
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AbstractIndustrial accidents include fire, explosion, and toxic substance spread involving hazardous substances. They threaten the health of many people, cause permanent or long‐term pollution of the natural environment, cause a high degree of property damage, and require a large‐scale emergency response.
Saliha Cetinyokus, Duran Dinc, Sila Ata
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Blocking Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines
2019Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, Vol. 44 No.
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Failure Investigation of Natural Gas Pipeline
Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 2012A study was carried out to investigate the probable cause or events that might have led to the failure of two parallel natural gas pipes, API 5L X42 carbon steel (NPS 8) and the SDR 17, 125 mm medium density polyethylene pipes. These two pipes were laid side by side in the same trench with a water pipe.
Abdul Majid, Zulkifli, Mohsin, Rahmat
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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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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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Natural Gas Transportation—Pipelines and Compressed Natural Gas
2009Xiuli Wang, Michael Economides
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Correlative comparison of gas CO2 pipeline transportation and natural gas pipeline transportation
Modelling, Measurement and Control B, 2017Yindi Zhang +7 more
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