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ERIELL Group builds 3 gas pipeline loops in Uzbekistan

Construction Materials 13 December 2019 16:47 (UTC +04:00)
ERIELL Group builds 3 gas pipeline loops in Uzbekistan

BAKU, Azerbaijan, Dec. 13

By Fakhri Vakilov - Trend:

ERIELL Group international oilfield services carried out a whole range of work at the Uchkir and Tumaris deposits in the Bukhara region of Uzbekistan with the participation of Uzbekistan’s Uzbekneftegaz oil and gas company, Trend reports citing the company.

In the Gazli region, the well No. 268 of the Uchkir field was commissioned, which was connected to the existing input thread block at this field. The construction of a gas pipeline loop with a diameter of 108x8 mm and a length of 1,480 m was completed.

Moreover, the following work was completed at the Tumaris field: construction of well No. 1 and the construction of a gas pipeline-loop with a length of 850 m and a diameter of 108x8 mm from this well to the Tumaris gas collection point; construction of well No. 10 and the construction of a gas pipeline loop with a diameter of 108x8 mm and a length of 373 m from this well to the Tumaris gas collection point;

Furthermore, the construction of a gas collection point (GSP), designed to connect 7 wells to it, was completed and the construction of a gas pipeline from the Tumaris GSP to the Savatli inlet string block, with a length of 43.6 km and a diameter of 325x10 mm, was completed as well.

This gas pipeline will increase gas production from the Tumaris field through the Savatli-Dayakhatyn gas pipeline system to the Uchkir sulfur treatment plant.

The construction and commissioning of a complex of facilities at the Tumaris field was completed in the shortest possible time: the work period was 37 days from November 1 to December 7, 2019.

ERIELL Group and Uzbekneftegaz JSC continue to actively work on the modernization and construction of gas pipelines as part of the "Program to increase hydrocarbon production for 2017-2021."

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