Kogoshima hayato medium pressure line

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Kogoshima hayato medium pressure line is an operating natural gas pipeline in Japan.

Location

The pipeline runs from the Kagoshima Plant to Taniyama Supply Station then to the Shinyashiki Kosha Building.

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Project Details

• Operator: Nippon Gas
• Parent Company: Nippon Gas
• Current Capacity:
• Proposed Capacity:
• Length: From Kagoshima Plant to the Taniyama Supply Station 3.6 miles / 5.8 kilometers. From Taniyama Supply Station to the Kagoshima Plant 6.33 miles / 10.19 kilomentes
• Status: Operating
• Start Year: 1991 (Kagoshima to Taniyama), 1978 (Taniyama to Shinyashiki)

Background

The pipeline operates at 1 MPa and has a diameter of 400 mm (Kagoshima to Taniyama) and 300 mm (Taniyama to Shinyashiki).