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World Pipelines - November 2008

World Pipelines - November 2008

On this month's cover: CRC-Evans Automatic Welding is a major supplier for a massive pipeline project in China. Selected by the China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau (CPP), CRC-Evans is providing automatic welding equipment and training for the 2nd West-East Pipeline as well as the Central Asia Pipeline – eventually encompassing more than 7000 km. Welding on the main line for the west section began in February 2008.
 

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World Pipelines - October 2008

World Pipelines - October 2008

On this month's cover: Branded with the ASTEC© name, the self-contained DD-9014 is compact and will excel in hard-to-reach jobsites, and is capable of enough mechanical muscle to provide fi eld proven performance in the toughest of trenchless applications. Th e DD-9014 is equipped with a Caterpillar® 230 HP (171.1 kW) C-6.6 Tier III Diesel Engine, and provides 40 t of maximum thrust/pullback. Th e DD-9014 is engineered, manufactured, and made available from American Augers.
 

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World Pipelines - September 2008

World Pipelines - September 2008

On this month's cover: The Magnatech Pipeliner II automatic pipe welding system is used by contractors worldwide for gas and oil pipelines. Magnatech supplies a complete package to the pipeline industries, including equipment such as internal line-up clamps, welding tractors, vacuum pipe lifters and consumables.
 

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World Pipelines - August 2008

World Pipelines - August 2008

On this month's cover: In 2008, Worldwide Machinery Pipeline Division provided Snelson with an SPD-450 padding machine for a project going from Gobblers Nob to Blacks Fork station, near Green River, Wyoming. This is project covered 100 miles of 30 in. pipe for Questar Pipeline, which is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
 

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World Pipelines - July 2008

World Pipelines - July 2008

On this month's cover: The American Augers designed and manufactured VR-330 drill rig seen drilling for natural gas well in Louisville, Ohio. Th e VR-330 is complete with 150 t of maximum hook load, and two 365 horsepower diesel engines. The prototype VR-330 will be replaced in Autumn 2008 with the brand new VR-500 vertical drilling rig, which will be branded with the American Directional Drill name.
 

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