Pipe Fittings

Pipelines are the workhorses of oil and gas transportation. They are long-distance networks of buried or aboveground steel pipes that transport oil, gas, and refined products across vast distances. Here are some key aspects:

Steel Pipes:

These come in various diameters and wall thicknesses to handle different pressure requirements and product types. Seamless and welded pipe options exist, with coatings applied for corrosion protection.

Pipeline Valves:

Strategically placed valves along the pipeline allow for flow control, isolation of sections for maintenance, and emergency shutdowns. Ball valves, gate valves, and check valves are commonly used.

Pipeline Coatings:

Pipelines are coated with various materials to protect them from corrosion, external damage, and environmental factors. Different coatings are chosen based on the pipeline's location (onshore, offshore) and the product being transported.

Pipeline Accessories:

These include flanges, elbows, tees, and other components that facilitate connections, changes in direction, and branching of the pipeline network.