Hazira-Bijaipur-Jagdishpur Pipeli1Ne: Made By: - Itisha Gupta Gautam Arora

HAZIRA-BIJAIPUR-
JAGDISHPUR PIPELI1NE
Made by:-
ITISHA GUPTA
GAUTAM ARORA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I herby, would like to express my gratitude for our
UOGB faculty Ms Kriti Mehlotra who provided me
with such a interesting topic to work upon. Working
on this project was not only beneficial but also
interesting.
ITISHA GUPTA
GAUTAM ARORA
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CONTENTS
 NATURAL GAS TRANSPORTATION
 PIPLINE TRANSPORTATION & ITS
CHARACTERSTICS.
 PIPELINE NETWORK IN INDIA
 HBJ PIPELINE & ITS DETAILS.
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Transportation of natural gas.
The efficient and effective movement of natural gas from
producing regions to consumption regions requires an
extensive and elaborate transportation system. In
many instances, natural gas produced from a
particular well will have to travel a great distance to
reach its point of use. Hence Bulk transportation is
done by:
Pipeline
Road
Railway Tankers
 Marine
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Percentage of product movement by various modes are:
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PIPELINES
Pipeline transportation plays an important role in the
matrix of transportation modes of a country, especially
in the transportation of fluids and certain bulk
materials. Pipeline is used for transportation on land
(onshore pipeline) and also along the bed of sea
(subsea or offshore pipeline), up to a few hundred
meters of water depth. For bulk movement of
hydrocarbon, pipeline is often the most economical
way of transportation.
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Characteristics of pipeline transportation
 They can move large quantities of mainly fluids, over
long distances at relatively low cost.
 The operations are environmentally friendly, dependable
and continuous.
 The pipelines can be laid on a wide variety of terrains
without much difficulty.
 They are insensitive to surface conditions such as storms,
inclement weather, etc.
 Operating costs are low.
 Capital cost being the major cost of transportation,
inflationary influences have a small effect on transport
cost.
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PIPELINES CAN BE BUILD AT DIFFICULT TERRAIN
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VARIOUS TYPES OF PIPELINES
Pipeline is used for transportation on land are
called onshore pipeline and the one along the bed
of sea are subsea or offshore Pipeline, up to a few
hundred meters of water depth.
 Long distance pipeline that crosses through several
hundred kilometers of land across the country or
covering a number of countries also termed as cross
country pipeline.
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MAP OF NATURAL GAS PIPELINE
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PIPELINE NETWORK IN INDIA
Length of pipelines for crude oil is 20,000 km.
Length of Petroleum products pipeline is 268 km.
Length of Natural gas pipelines is 1,700 km.
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PIPELINE NETWORK IN INDIA
India has got two major gas pipelines:
HBJ Pipeline: owned by GAIL .
Jamnagar-Loni LPG Pipeline owned by Reliance.
 Indian Oil Corporation owns and operates the largest
network of crude and product pipelines in the country with a
total length of 6,523 km and overall capacity 43.45 MMT.
ONGC has around 2000 km of sub-seas and on-land
pipeline.
Oil India has around 2,400 kms.
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Proposed pipelines in India
Over the next years India will be spending over Rs.21000
crores on laying cross-country oil and gas pipelines.
Some of the large projects are:
Bangalore-Mangalore product pipeline: Rs. 7,000 Crores
Pipeline network for transmission of re-gasified LNG from
Dahej LNG terminal: Rs. 5,200 Crores
Pipeline network for distribution of re-gasified LNG from
Kochi: Rs. 2,045Crores
Dahej-Uran-Dabhol re-gasified LNG pipeline network: Rs.
2,600 Crores
Salaya-Mathura : Rs. 1,734 Crores
Augumentation of Haldia-Baurani Pipeline : Rs. 472 Crores
Viramgam-Koyali :Rs. 329 Crores
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Hazira-Bijaipur-Jagdishpur pipeline
It is India’s longest pipeline around 550 kms.
 Its construction was started in 1985.
 A perfect example of Cross country pipeline.
 It has an investment of around 250 billion.
That originates along the offshore fields at the west
coast.
 There are 9 booster stations.
 There are 35 stations starting from ujjain to
jadishpur.
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HBJ PIPELINE……
The line originates at offshore, carrying associated
gas from Mumbai High and free gas from South Basin
fields to Hazira.
It is a 36 inch diameter pipeline.
It was designed to carry 20MMSCMD of gas,
expandable to 30 MMSCMD capacity.
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After treatment of gas at Hazira, the HBJ pipeline
starts with compression of the gas.
It's first phase was 1700 KM long, traveling
through Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh to UP
and North India.
Along it's entire route, it provides feedstock to a
number of fertilizer plants and power plants.
It has 6 booster stations in this route.
 It has a carrying capacity of 60 mmscmd (million
standard cubic meters per day) .
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STRINGING OF HBJ PIPELINE
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
 Books referred
Understanding Oil & Gas Business (unit 2 & 3) &
(Annexure to Vol 3 ppt).
 Sites Referred
www.petroleum.nic.in
www.wikipedia.org
www.google.com
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THANK YOU
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