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Souris Valley Pipeline Limited 61 KM, 12” CO2 Pipeline Emergency Management Plan
This document outlines the emergency management plan for Souris Valley Pipeline Limited’s 61 km CO2 pipeline, detailing response protocols, equipment, and public safety measures. It includes organizational roles, emergency contact lists, and technical specifications such as pipe dimensions and pressure ratings. The plan is designed to ensure public safety and coordinate emergency responses during pipeline incidents.
The pipeline transports pressurized CO2 from the U.S. border to the Weyburn oil field, with a maximum capacity of 2.6 million cubic meters per day. It is protected by cathodic systems, emergency shut-off valves, and SCADA monitoring. The document also includes maps, receptor locations, and mutual aid agreements for coordinated emergency response.
Covers: Overview · Project Objectives · Pipeline Route · Hydraulic Capability · Line Pipe Specifications · Standards and Codes
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Souris Valley Pipeline Limited 61 KM, 12” CO2 Pipeline Emergency Management Plan
User Manual 49 pages · 1.1 MB · ENEmergency management plan for a 61 km, 12-inch CO2 pipeline in Saskatchewan, Canada, covering response procedures, equipment, and public safety.
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Questions answered in Souris Valley Pipeline Limited manuals
What is the purpose of this Emergency Management Plan?
The purpose is to provide the public information in the event of a carbon dioxide pipeline emergency and to guide emergency responders during an incident.
From: Souris Valley Pipeline Limited 61 KM, 12” CO2 Pipeline Emergency Management Plan
What is the maximum CO2 delivery pressure?
The minimum delivery pressure at the Weyburn Field is 15170 kPa (2,200 psig).
From: Souris Valley Pipeline Limited 61 KM, 12” CO2 Pipeline Emergency Management Plan