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Pipeline Basics & Specifics about natural Gas PipelinesPipeline Briefing Paper #2 Last updated: September 2015 Page 1 Introduction to Pipelines There are over million miles of fuel pipelines in the United States. Who regulates pipelines and under what set of regulations depends on what the Pipeline carries, how much it carries, and where it goes. Pipelines are categorized into several fuel pipelines are either: 1) Hazardous Liquid pipelines carrying crude oil and refined fuels such as gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. They also carry highly volatile liquids, such as butane, ethane, propane, which will form vapor clouds if released to the atmosphere, and anhy-drous ) natural Gas pipelines carrying natural gas, the principal constituent of which is on where they are in a transportation system all natural gas pipelines are either: Transmission pipelines the large lines (typically 6-48 inches in diameter) that move gas long distances around the country, often at high pressures (typically 200 1500 psi); or Distribution pipelines are a system of mains and service lines that deliver natural g
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