Canada's energy regulator green-lit a last-minute change to the Trans Mountain pipeline methodology, paving the way for the $35-billion project to finally get fully built.
Canada’s energy regulator green-lit a last-minute change to the Trans Mountain pipeline methodology, paving the way for the $35-billion project to finally get fully built.
They’re insisting that it will still achieve the target throughput in the design. There’s a PDF linked to from the article if you can make any sense of it.
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If the whole pipeline is 36" except for a small part that is 30" doesn’t that make the whole pipes throughput essentially 30"?
They’re insisting that it will still achieve the target throughput in the design. There’s a PDF linked to from the article if you can make any sense of it.
… With extra pressure on that 30 section.
Technically yes, but they operate well below design pressure of the pipes specifications anyways.