CONSTRUCTION of the largest-diameter, long-distance pipeline in Australia is ramping up following heavy rain in the gas fields of western Queensland.
The 42-inch (about one metre) diameter steel pipeline, which will be buried for more than 540km, will take gas from fields around Chinchilla to Gladstone as part of QGC's US$15 billion Queensland Curtis LNG Project.
Some work on the pipeline was temporarily suspended by QGC's pipeline contractor in January due to the wet conditions.
The QCLNG Project's Senior Vice President, Alexander (Sandy) Nairn, said all 46,200, 12-metre lengths of pipe had been delivered to sites along the pipeline route in preparation for welding and burial.
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