Trans Alaska Pipeline
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Uploaded by RT5864 on Aug 26, 2010
Random stuff about the Trans Alaska Pipeline
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@Microglia1 yup... the fluid turbulence generates a lot of heat... not to mention the oil is warm to start
Aegis5461 3 months ago
Is the pipeline warm? I always thought it is for some reason...
Microglia1 9 months ago
Alaska is the place to take your Lamborghini and Ferrari.....
Microglia1 9 months ago
1:45 The pipeline is still allowed to shift between the heater pipes to allow for expansion and contraction with temperature changes. It isn't exactly bolted down.
IluvEdKemper 1 year ago
Thanks for the footage fellow American. I'm from Indiana, never been up there. I had a moment thought about the pipeline and typed it in and I appreciate people like you taking time out of your life to post good videos like that. I also had the moment thought of riding along inside but it would have to be clean, warm, have a skylight view,and motorized chair to ride on. I'm a wimp.
x2malandy 1 year ago
Very nice video. My grandfather was a principle design engineer on the Pipeline. He also purchased the pipe itself from Japan and negotiated the right-of-way acquisitions from the Alaskan government, various Eskimo tribes, etc. The work that went into protecting the land and the wildlife from earthquake damage is nothing short of astonishing.
KSMike1 1 year ago