Gas Transmission System

A gas transmission system is an infrastructure network that transports natural gas from production sites to regional distribution points. It primarily consists of high-pressure pipelines designed to efficiently move large quantities of gas over long distances. The system includes compressor stations to maintain pressure and flow, as well as safety and control equipment to monitor conditions. This setup ensures reliable delivery of natural gas to cities and industries, where it is further distributed through local pipelines for residential and commercial use. Overall, the transmission system is crucial for providing a steady, safe supply of natural gas to meet energy demands.