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Title: Remotely Controlled Overland Pipelines Caravan For Energy Independence
Author: Albert E. Whiteside
Source: American Gas Association 1976
Year Published: 1976
Abstract: This discussion covers the general philosophy, complexity, magnitude of application and general requirements with regard to automation and telecommunication facilities for remotely controlled overland pipelines. Overall considerations are the pipeline, environment, central control, computer supervisory control and telecommunications. Specific considerations are the remote facilities such as station control, metering stations, pressure reducing stations, city gates, storage, block valves and system control. Other considerations include corrosion protection and interference from other voltage sources, such as parallel high voltage lines that may induce dangerous voltages on the line during construction and when installed, across insulated flanges or with respect to ground.

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