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Denmark's gas system progressing on schedule

H.J. Rasmussen

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Now in the final construction phase, the 24-in., 60-mile Froslev-Egtved section of Denmark's new transmission line will operate at 1175 psi. The steel, spiral-welded pipe has an extruded-polyethylene outer coating and an internal epoxy layer. The pipeline route runs through fairly flat agricultural country with some marshy areas. Also under construction are four meter/regulator stations along the section. Denmark expects the entire transmission system to cost about $650 million.

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Now in the final construction phase, the 24-in., 60-mile Froslev-Egtved section of Denmark's new transmission line will operate at 1175 psi. The steel, spiral-welded pipe has an extruded-polyethylene outer coating and an internal epoxy layer. The pipeline route runs through fairly flat agricultural country with some marshy areas. Also under construction are four meter/regulator stations along the section. Denmark expects the entire transmission system to cost about $650 million.

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Now in the final construction phase, the 24-in., 60-mile Froslev-Egtved section of Denmark's new transmission line will operate at 1175 psi. The steel, spiral-welded pipe has an extruded-polyethylene outer coating and an internal epoxy layer. The pipeline route runs through fairly flat agricultural country with some marshy areas. Also under construction are four meter/regulator stations along the section. Denmark expects the entire transmission system to cost about $650 million.

Key concepts: Pipeline transport, Engineering, Metre, Pipeline (software), Welding, Coating, Forensic engineering, Geology

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