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Vol 172
Pages:
146-152
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Article

Geotechnological and environmental aspects of construction and operation of ductless heat pipelines in St. Petersburg

Authors:
L. K. Gorshkov1
P. K. Tulin2
N. G. Kikichev3
About authors
  • 1 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining Institute
  • 2 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining Institute
  • 3 — CJSC Lengazteplostroy
Date submitted:
2006-10-15
Date accepted:
2006-12-13
Date published:
2007-11-28

Abstract

Construction and operation of ductless heating networks in St. Petersburg is characterized by a number of difficulties associated with a high degree of watered soil and, in particular, with the presence of buried peat bogs. Microorganisms of these peat bogs contribute to the development of corrosion processes in steel pipes of heating networks. The article gives recommendations on prevention of pipe corrosion during operation of heating mains in such conditions.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Geotechnology
Funding:

None

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