gas pipeline

A gas pipeline is a system of pipes designed to transport natural gas from production sites, such as gas fields, to consumers, including homes and businesses. The gas is usually pressurized to facilitate movement through the pipes, which can span hundreds or even thousands of miles. Pipelines are crucial for energy supply, delivering gas for heating, cooking, and electricity generation. They are generally buried underground for safety and environmental reasons. Regular inspections and maintenance ensure their integrity and minimize the risk of leaks or accidents, making them a vital part of modern infrastructure.