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The Crossing Construction of Gas Transmission Pipeline in Kalakashi River

Tieshan Wang

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A gas transmission pipeline served for Hetian Power Station with 355.6mm in diameter will cross over Kalakashi River in Xinjiang Province. According to the special geological conditions around the crossing area,the construction plan about trench digging,water draining and pipe towing is worked out. The project is successfully carried out within a month.

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A gas transmission pipeline served for Hetian Power Station with 355.6mm in diameter will cross over Kalakashi River in Xinjiang Province. According to the special geological conditions around the crossing area,the construction plan about trench digging,water draining and pipe towing is worked out. The project is successfully carried out within a month.

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A gas transmission pipeline served for Hetian Power Station with 355.6mm in diameter will cross over Kalakashi River in Xinjiang Province. According to the special geological conditions around the crossing area,the construction plan about trench digging,water draining and pipe towing is worked out. The project is successfully carried out within a month.

Key concepts: Digging, Trench, Towing, Pipeline (software), Gas pipeline, Power station, Hydrology (agriculture), Pipeline transport

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