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The Impact of the Clean Air Act on Multi-Product Pipelines

Mason, RC
Quality Assurance Manager, Colonial Pipeline Company, Atlanta, Georgia


Pages: 7    Published: Jan 1993


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Abstract

Large multi-product pipelines currently face major problems in fuel storage capacity and product interface disposal as petroleum volumes are expected to increase. Additional fuel grades such as low sulfur diesel fuel and the requirement for highly oxygenated and reformulated gasolines will compound these problems. The paper reviews possible approaches in terms of minimum product tenders, additional quality control measures, additive controls, tankage limitations and interface disposal. Anticipated difficulties are also discussed as is the need for rapid field tests.


Keywords:
Petroleum pipelines, fuel quality, interface disposal, fuel transportation, fuel tankage, fungible products

Paper ID: STP15929S
Committee/Subcommittee: D02.06
DOI: 10.1520/STP15929S
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