In the course of routine maintenance and cleaning, AGIG engaged OGP Group to carry out a pigging (or inspection) process on the transmission pipelines installed throughout the Yarra Ranges and South Gippsland regions.
AGIG
Victoria
Engineering Services
OGP developed a detailed design for a new pig trap, which was set to be fabricated and installed by Multinet Gas’s subcontractor.
The scope of the project included:
To facilitate utilization of pig traps in various site locations, OGP determined that the process could be streamlined by designing a portable, dual-purpose pig trap capable of functioning as both a launcher and a receiver. This design enabled Multinet Gas to setup and transport the pig trap efficiently, ensuring smooth performance and execution of the five annual inspections required for the transmission pipelines.
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