pipelines

Natural gas is a fossil fuel widely used for multiple energy needs. This book looks at a variety of issues in the use of natural gas as an energy source.

Oil has been produced in 31 states in the United States and in the waters off its coasts. Approximately 17 percent of U.S. oil is produced by offshore oil wells.

Pipelayers make an invaluable contribution to building projects large and small, playing a pivotal role in developing and refurbishing our national infrastructure. This book shows young readers how they can explore this fascinating and fulfilling subset of contracting, building a career from the ground up. Combining valuable industry data, engaging on-the-job imagery and potential scenarios, as well as safety and job-seeking tips, this book gives handy students a great glimpse at a trade and field often underrepresented in youth-oriented career training.

Discusses the building of the Alaska pipeline, focusing on the problems involved and how they were overcome.

Discusses the history, construction, and economic and environmental impact of the 800-mile Alaska pipeline.

Introduces various types of pipes and plumbing systems and how they work.