oil pipeline

An oil pipeline is a specialized pipe system designed to transport crude oil or refined petroleum products over long distances, from extraction sites to refineries or distribution centers. Made of durable materials like steel, these pipelines are buried underground or laid on the surface, following a planned route. They include pumping stations to maintain pressure and flow, along with safety features to prevent leaks or accidents. Pipelines offer an efficient, cost-effective way to move large volumes of oil quickly across regions, supporting energy supply and transportation infrastructure worldwide.