Line Pipe

Line pipe is a steel pipe manufactured by welding or seamless process, usually in accordance with international or industry standards (such as API, ISO, etc.), used for long-distance transportation of oil, natural gas, water and other media.

Transport medium:

• Used to transport fluids such as crude oil, natural gas, refined oil, water, etc.

• It can also transport special media such as slurry and chemicals.

Long-distance transportation:

• Connect production areas and consumption areas to achieve efficient allocation of resources.

Pressure and corrosion resistance:

• Able to withstand high pressure and harsh environment to ensure safe transportation.

Economic and efficient:

• Provide low-cost and efficient transportation methods to reduce dependence on roads and railways.

Environmental protection and safety:

• Reduce the risk of leakage and pollution during transportation.

1. Oil and gas industry:

• Crude oil transportation: transporting crude oil from oil fields to refineries or oil storage facilities.

• Natural gas transportation: transporting natural gas from gas fields to urban gas networks or liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities.

• Product oil transportation: transporting gasoline, diesel and other finished oil to consumer markets.

2. Chemical industry:

• Chemical transportation: transporting chemicals such as acids, alkalis, solvents.

• Liquid gas transportation: transporting liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or liquefied natural gas (LNG).

3. Water conservancy projects:

• Tap water transportation: transporting water from water sources to urban water supply systems.

• Sewage discharge: transporting industrial wastewater or domestic sewage to treatment facilities.

• Irrigation system: used for agricultural irrigation, transporting irrigation water.

4. Mining and metallurgical industry:

• Slurry transportation: transporting a mixture of ore and water (slurry) from mines to processing plants.

• Tailings discharge: transporting tailings generated during mining to tailings ponds.

5. Energy and power industry:

• Heat transmission: transport steam or hot water for heating or power generation.

• Cooling water system: transport cooling water to power plants or other industrial facilities.

6. Marine engineering:

• Submarine pipeline: used for the development of offshore oil and gas fields, transporting crude oil, natural gas or water.

• Desalination: transport seawater to desalination facilities or discharge desalinated wastewater.

7. Urban infrastructure:

• Gas pipeline: transport natural gas to residential areas or industrial users.

• Heating pipeline: used for urban centralized heating systems.