Traduction de «Réseau collecteur de gaz » (Français → Anglais) :

connecting the valve outlet to the coke oven gas (COG) collecting main or

The fourth project component is the Mackenzie gathering system, which consists of 190 kilometres of buried gas-gathering pipelines, a natural gas processing facility near Inuvik, and a buried natural gas liquids line to Norman Wells that is 450 kilometres long and 10 inches in diameter.

that system distributes gas primarily to the owner or operator of the system or to their related undertakings.

to add empirical data to improve our understanding of noble gas network performance and help to understand its strengths and weaknesses, in particular how noble gas detection inter-relates with other International Monitoring System (IMS) technologies and atmospheric transport calculations.

The Mackenzie Gas Project has essentially four components: the gathering system north of Inuvik, which you can see on the map before you, accessing the three anchor fields, Niglintgak, Taglu and Parsons Lake; a processing plant located at Inuvik that will separate the dry natural gas from the natural gas liquids; and two pipelines south of Inuvik — one a dry natural gas pipeline that will extend 1,200 kilometres from Inuvik down to the Alberta border where it will interconnect with the existing TransCanada pipeline system and the other a 10-inch liquids pipeline that will carry the natural gas liquids from the processing facility at In ...[+++]uvik down to Norman Wells where it will interconnect with Enbridge's existing Norman Wells pipeline.

Those costs are associated with the development of the anchor fields that Mr. Reid referenced, well-heads, a gas conditioning facility and the Mackenzie gathering system that would bring gas from the three anchor fields to a gas processing facility in the Inuvik area.