Pipeline systems are critical infrastructures for transporting fluids such as oil, gas, and water over long distances efficiently and safely. They involve complex engineering and management practices to ensure integrity, reliability, and environmental compliance throughout their operational lifecycle.
Thermal expansion joints are critical components in structures and pipelines, designed to absorb the dimensional changes caused by temperature fluctuations, preventing damage and maintaining structural integrity. They accommodate the expansion and contraction of materials, ensuring that thermal stresses do not lead to cracking, warping, or other structural failures.