Sentence examples for pipeline station from inspiring English sources
Late today just outside Hit, fire was raging out of control at a pipeline station where an explosion severed the line just before dark on Saturday and sent a fireball skyward that was visible for 20 miles, said Lt. Col. Henry Kievenaar of the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment.
NATO pipeline station, Stokkum.
The minimum flow rate of the pipeline between station i and station i + 1 multiplied by the length of the time-window should not be larger than the difference between the volume input by the initial station within this time-window and the offloading volumes of station i and all stations before station i within the time-window.
The allowable maximum flow rate of the pipeline between station i and station i + 1 multiplied by the length of time-window should not be less than the difference between the volume input by the first station within this time-window and the offloading volumes of station i and all stations before station i within the time-window.
There are three kinds of stations in the single-source pipeline system: initial station (input station), offloading stations (intermediate stations), and terminal station, as shown in Fig. 1.
Basic information of pipeline and stations: pipeline information, station location, the count of oil tanks and contaminated oil tanks, inventory limits of oil tanks, the capacity of fractionation facilities, the initial storage and blending capacities of oil in tanks.
H1 was an airfield built next to an oil pipeline pumping station.
But Sarir and Mislah were damaged early in the conflict, and the regime has destroyed a pipeline booster station halfway to the port in Tobruk from where oil is exported for refining.
This study investigates the use of an ORC as heat recovery unit in a natural gas pipeline compression station powered by a gas turbine with the aim of increasing the process energy efficiency.
Loops of pipes enclosed behind a wired fence featuring "TransCanada" labels form the Keystone pipeline pump station in Hartington, Neb.
Gradually, as the landscape grows prairie flat, natural objects lose their dominance and industrial ones take their place: pipelines, pump stations, piles of gravel.
