During this pipeline operation that is conducted for the first time with an Iranian pipe-laying barge called PLB-132, some 100 kilometers of pipes will be laid in Phase 8 in less than a time period of four months.
The 4-inch pipes meant to transfer the glycol liquids have been laid simultaneously with the 32-inch pipes.
According to the reports, 100 kilometers of 32-inch pipes, which are used to transfer gas from the sea platforms to the coastal refineries, will be delivered to the pipe-lying barge by the Boushehr-based Sadaf Company with ready cement covers and special barges.
By conducting this operation with an Iranian ship, the Sadra Company will become the first Iranian pipe-lying contractor.
The development project of the phases 6, 7 and 8 of the South Pars Gas Field is currently underway to produce a daily amount of 104 million cubic meters of dry and sour gas, 158,000 barrels of condensates, and an annual 1.6 million tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for export.
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