Why are pipelines for lightly contaminated oil buried underground without insulation?

2018-06-29View Original

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Why are pipelines for lightly contaminated oil buried underground without insulation?

Reply #22018-06-29

Is the freezing point very high? If it does not condense or freeze in winter, no insulation is needed, but corrosion protection is required

Reply #32018-06-29

Are you referring to the pipeline that leads to the underground light contaminant oil tanks?

Reply #42018-06-29

Anti-corrosion treatment is required; insulation is not necessary, as the temperature difference underground isn’t very large. Use soil as insulation!

Reply #52018-06-29

Based on the properties of the medium, it provides protection and temperature stabilization underground.

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