Gaspipeline
A gas pipeline is a system of pipes designed to transport natural gas from production sites to end users, including homes, businesses, and power plants. These pipelines are a critical part of energy infrastructure, enabling the efficient and safe delivery of gas over long distances. The system typically includes gathering pipelines (collecting gas from production wells), transmission pipelines (transporting gas across regions), and distribution pipelines.
Pipelines are constructed using high-strength steel or plastic and are buried underground to protect them from environmental damage. Compressor stations are installed at intervals to maintain pressure and ensure steady gas flow. Advanced monitoring systems, including sensors and remote control centers, help detect leaks or faults quickly to enhance safety.