Great Work Pipeline Hot Tap Installation and Best Teamwork to Hot Tapping and Plugging

Great Work Pipeline Hot Tap Installation and Best Teamwork to Hot Tapping and Plugging
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[@hectorquiroz1483]

I don’t know much about pipeline, I’ve usually just done a variety of construction and mainly tank maintenance in refineries. Watching this kind of stuff does make me appreciate the hard work pipeliners do out there! Cool vid 👍

[@user-do4oj9ud7i]

I use to be a pipeline welder in my younger days. I can remember doing this but without the annoying music.

[@bobw222]

I'd rather hear a foreign language then listen to a porn film score repeating over and over. KZbin CC will usually translate a foreign language.

[@peterchase5198]

🤗😁😁

[@ashishbarla5178]

😂😂👏

[@bluethunder1951]

Same here, been there done that, only music was the grinders.

[@Kasejeb]

@@bobw222 agreed, assume they are Turkish due to the flag on their hard hats.

[@bradr1913]

I'm a retired 1104 sec.9 welder after 33 years. This kinda looks familiar haha. Man I really miss jobs like this and the guys especially. Real characters. I'd like to thank the engineers and scientists that constantly trained us. Keeping us alive. Thanks for the video makes me feel good providing natural gas to our country. Only in America. Beautiful.

[@richard09able]

I see in the vid they are attaching sections to the main pipe to extend/ change the flow of liquid inside. As you are a welder and you may be able to answer this: the solid pipe they are making additions to do not seem to have a hole in them for liquids to flow through before the add the new piping ( two halves welded on underside and top) so how is a hole done do liquid can flow through the new addition?

[@vernacular1483]

This isn’t in America, friend 😂

[@kbflorida888]

Incredible assembly/disassemble work, ALL precision work and by hand too.

[@luchiyasafarova2769]

У вас как у нас:один работает,пятеро смотрят😂

[@tomm.6265]

I was a pipe welder for 35 yrs in the pipefitters union had every certification Stick, Tig, Mig in the book was also certified in Structure Steel brings back a lot of memories but got to tell u have seen a lot better looking welds than the ones in this video. I was lucky I was taught by a welder who was absolutely incredible every weld he did looked like it was done by a machine its a incredible skill once u master it.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Great ! Wish you health

[@MrTimodon]

They did the x ray i think?

[@Mr.Crosbyy.]

I’ve welded a few of these. Takes awhile to get it done. Hot tie ins are the scary ones. Great Balls of fiiiire! 🤣🔥

[@patrickdingman6934]

Typical job. Welder and fitter and helper in the trench, 10 guys topside clean and shiny looking in. I dont miss that part.

[@Then.72]

Welding is about fusing metals and alloys that can be plus also defying gravity so the weld looks good but the hardest part is when you have to get in the most awkward positions especially when you are stick welding ( manual metal arc ) . Tig is also difficult and a skilled welding process but today many workshops cap the pipes with the Mig because it’s a lot faster but this is only semiskilled

[@georgenkumbwa3975]

I enjoyed doing this kind of work several times over in the last 15 years .I miss solving water supply problems .Steel work is good though it's being replaced by HDPE in some works .

[@paramon4818]

молодцы наши ребята, красиво работают, могут!

[@arnaldofarias4694]

Tubulação.... é uma arte!!!👏🇧🇷👏

[@elhuanimaro]

The best part is the welding process, 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dustinread6407]

I love it no safety glasses no fr clothes no torque wrench

[@pascalmercey4515]

Obturation Williamson, mon boulot de soudeur pendant 20 ans à gaz de France, que de bons souvenirs 👍👍🛠️😉

[@timgruver5932]

Always like too many guys in slacks standing around, you know just just make sure the guys actually working are doing it right. " yea dear, today was rough out of the office. Had to go 45 miles out in the hot ass country to watch the welders and fitters. Just to make sure they were doing it right. It was a real pain in the ass day and I'm worn out."

[@dustinread6407]

I couldn’t agree more ,they probably wipe some mud on themselves right before they walk in the house

[@johncamp7679]

I see most of this being done everyday, we do TOR’s , just not often. Re-coat, and pig digs. Sleeve conversions from A to B.

[@Skunkhunt_42]

Whatsa tor?

[@5phutsangtao-iQ]

the pipes are firmly and perfectly connected

[@Chris_at_Home]

I’ve seen this done on a 48” oil pipeline. It is pretty amazing as they can keep the line going until they drill.

[@blackseabrew]

Technically you can keep the line going but it adds a whole level of complexity and certainly become a big safety concern. This line was not in operation for the video. It had water in it or was added during the tap operations. If a tap is needed and well planned/executed, best to slow down and do it right without the hydrocarbons. I work in the offshore oil industry. Taking this kind of risk anymore just isn't in the cards anymore. We recently had a leaky gasket on our sales gas line discharge about 100' below the water line. 1 small bubble every minute or so. We stopped sending gas, burned what we could with our generators and flared the rest until the divers could come fix the problem about 6 weeks later. Thankfully safety is a major concern in the modern oil industry.

[@jadams1722]

blackseabrew… you don’t know what your talking about

A normal "hot tap" can be performed with the line in operation. This is installation of a stopple. My employer usually stops for this process as it is to create a seal to perform work, so it will be stopped anyway for the work. @@jadams1722

[@120alvarez]

Si se narrará el proceso,sería excelente vídeo, un 👍.

[@Matt-uj6jm]

Multi coded pipe welder Scotland fond memories 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@gatorwing6231]

The tapping sleeve & valve method has been around for more than 60 years. The fun is when you need to insert a valve in-line. In my years as a contractor we would freeze the main on each side with a huge amount of dry ice. Since I retired about 30 years ago there may be a better way nowadays ❓

[@bradleyrussell1973]

Yes there is! Tap it perpendicular! Lol

[@jingyanliu6907]

In awe of you, what country are you from?

[@gatorwing6231]

@@jingyanliu6907 United States, South Florida

[@jadams1722]

They do not use dry ice for freeze plugs, they circulate liquid nitrogen through a fitting.

[@FrankNStein-ww9gn]

I was here to find out what the better way Is and without fail someone knows better lol

[@nicksmith2468]

It look's about right one person doing the work & ten looking at him doing FA

[@tadasv7850]

It's nice wen is not wet or raining then looks like is good job👍🏻

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

Very specialized work. I've worked on large water mains (36") but that was much less technical.

[@godbluffvdgg]

Like those torque hammers...:)...

[@bounch5]

Snap-on (;

[@leopoldpoppenberger8692]

they are called hammer ranges

[@HollowSword]

I’ve only did the first part of this putting the Ts on, haven’t tapped into the live pipe yet, all the rest to come. Interesting to see.

[@michaelturner97311]

I’ve did a lot of this with smaller diameter pipe working on supplying residential natural gas lines

[@kusumsahu5533]

Great engineering work.

[@TheBmco99]

Love it I’m a heavy equipment mechanic Pipeline let’s go Brandon

[@3rdcoastsmokesmoked227]

I am too. Love seeing us back to work 🤙🏽🇺🇸

[@elmerchudd8257]

😅😅😅😅 trump went

[@christopherhudson6804]

This is awesome. I’m a water main pipe layer now but this is some really cool next level stuff.

[@indefatigable7492]

Better music than I expected lol

[@mushtaqahmed4548]

Good team work amazing excellent

[@garrysekelli6776]

Would be a better video if they explained what this pipe is for and what they are doing to it and why.

[@jamesireland6606]

Great video love watching fine Craftsman well done

[@MarlonSantos-jr4bm]

Nice Job God bless to all

[@Impopeye]

I did a ton of MTs UTs and PTs for hot taps. Always got that red penetrant on me lol

[@likimen2632]

The good jobs guys!

[@feipeng-qm8cm]

Hello, our company produces various types of pipeline fittings such as steel lined PTFE, steel lined plastic (PP/PO/PE), steel lined rubber, lined tank bodies, sprayed PTFE, isostatic pressure PTFE, electrostatic PTFE, PTFE adhesive plates, etc. Our pipelines are used in chemical plants, sewage treatment plants, power plant desulfurization and denitrification, pharmaceutical plants, phosphate rock, silicon industry, lithium batteries, new energy, hydrogen energy, etc.

[@yunassaxer7119]

great job!

[@andyjohnson3790]

Great skills, but always so many supervisors standing around just watching sucking up half the money

[@MuhammadMuhammad-nv7uw]

Very nice Working condition

[@0dbm]

Talk us through it , still can’t figure what and when things are being done , Nice video

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Do you mean we want to explain more about this issue?

[@ryanbeard1119]

Amazing, do the fancy rod holders heat the rod to prevent moisture? How is this a hot tap if they isolate both side with the tall equipment, I thought it was gas, then at the end, saw the water, or is it gas but they full water first. To get the gas to flow? Please tell me more...

[@mechanicalengineeringadvan7021]

Hi Ryan, They filled water for hydrotest. To check for any leakage.

[@RoyTelling]

in the UK this is called Stove Pipe welding. I use to do it many years ago before my body could not take the cold wet day. I still weld but indoors 😇🥰 I did like it even thought it was ALWAYS rush rush rush. I've never worked on pipe already in the grown. Always putting use pipe lines in.

[@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY]

Yeah, you can watch my latest videos to see how great current welding technology is.

[@johnmorrison3555]

Excellent video.

[@Zt3v3]

My step brother was a pipeline weld inspector, I always wondered what his job looked like. (he's way older than me, and retired now)

[@gerardovargas5080]

En cuanto tiempo se hace todo ese trabajo

[@budisantoso8438]

Good job!

[@wanmuhddanial]

May i know why you guys use rood welding.? Why don't use mig or tig or laser welding?

[@briangc1972]

Everyone has matching shirts and clean white hard hats...

[@user-vr4jn7lz5s]

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[@dallasbaiton3234]

So they don’t dig up all that concrete that was used as the base and recycle it do they because of the cost and it is out of sight. It has a big effect on how the rain penetrates back into the ground.

[@paulusmarc]

Bon Boulo😆😆👍👍

[@elteacherleohi6599]

Buen trabajo 👍👍

[@srinivasr6835]

nice work

[@junaydillo6560]

Маладци мужики красавитцы

[@dozerboy67]

I’ve seen PG&E guys do a hot tap on a 6in gas main! I was like WTH man, I’m gonna go get breakfast, I’ll be back in an hour or two after y’all blow yourselves up! But it was no big deal, I guess they do it all the time.

[@leopoldpoppenberger8692]

normal routine friend

[@waseempervezx4460]

First time seeing any thing like this.

[@allezvenga7617]

Thanks for your sharing

[@franciscowashington2155]

Beleza muito bom 👍👍👍👍👍

[@saradababu5073]

W

[@MishMash22]

You can tell it’s not India. They’re installing it properly 😂

[@asepas969]

kangen kerja sebagai welding inspector...mengacu ke API 1104

[@kimoking5221]

So nice

[@borunituan]

Good 👍🏻

[@iribibeauguste5649]

J'ai le travail très bien fait car moi-même je suis un tuyauteur.

[@jerskiemapajapanweldertv3738]

Wow very interesting job

[@user-yy2ci9cr5f]

ストレス

Very job. 👍

[@agustiana1247]

Good.....mr and mr

[@thetigerstripes]

My son is an engineer in FL and SENT me pics of the same process on a 24" WATER line, 240 PSI. He oversaw the procedure down in the hole. I really wish he would not do that.

[@knuckleheadpro8658]

I rememebr my first beer.

[@kal-luisilva3532]

EXCELENTE TRABALHO

[@josephplatania5593]

We use addavalves on small watervlines in the hospital when we can shut water off.

[@afzal4some]

Informative

[@Huypumps]

Technology is amazing.

[@delbroncarter5121]

Skill Labour At Work!!

[@BackToFE_OnlyTruth]

Great video, can this be used on youtube?

[@Carlsbaddest]

What exactly are they doing? What is the ‘hot tap’ thing? If they cut out a circular piece of pipe, where does it go? Wouldn’t it fall into the pipe?

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

Excellent work. Outstanding. From a safety perspective, It’s a fail. The entire hole needed shoring. I am the general manager of on-site safety for my pipeline company, and here in America, all cuts in the ground that are deeper than 4 feet, “will have shoring.” Per OSHA.

[@DrDirtNips]

wrong country fool!

[@sthembisomthembu395]

So what's outstanding thing you talking about?

[@RedArrow73]

Suspect this is the Czech Republic.

[@user-tl2eu8ev6m]

Видели бы как работают в России,то у вас был бы инфаркт

[@georgyvahrushev3908]

@@user-tl2eu8ev6m так это и есть в России. На спецовках какой-то челябинский Газпром

[@user-il5if1op4q]

врезка задвижки без отключения воды потребителей

[@jessdigs]

I work got one of the biggest gas utilities in USA. I prefer mueller fittings over TDW. And JCB backhoes suck

[@jimwinchester339]

Looks like this took place in Turkey?

[@paulmitford5189]

How to labour in deep muddy trenches without getting a single smudge on your clean clothes, should be the proper clickbait.

[@user-jz3lc3tf1g]

非常完美，nice

[@Bengkel_tralis_canopy]

Pipes welding eumazing

[@Liveaction13]

This definitely aint texas welders and fitters lmao😂😂😂

[@GeordieMaciver]

Other then the fact that there were about 56 safety violations they managed to git er dun, hahaha 😅

[@vinodpawar6175]

Super

[@mazr1779]

Turkey

[@bullfrogfeeding2254]

Gods creation is so intense and complex. Let us all respect the nature and nature will be kind to us

[@kamolsafarov5251]

Пайвадчига шон-шарафлар булсин!!!!!!!!!!

[@kal-luisilva3532]

👍DEUS ABENÇOE SEMPRE

[@rustsherner1687]

класс,класс,класс!!!

[@everaldrobley7573]

What are there no feminist or modern women doing these kind of jobs?

[@hailuagoquao7175]

Công trình làm rất kỹ bạn hả

[@플랜트배관사]

멋져요

[@juansalvatori2073]

mucha ingenieria pero para ajustar no tenia ni un torquimetro...

[@kal-luisilva3532]

SHOW VÍDEO SÃO PAULO BRASIL

[@jonsnow2861]

Что-то я не понял как кусок вырезанный достали из трубы под давлением?

[@evgeniy6029]

Это точно, а также как загерметизировали торцы. И сам процесс врезки задвижки не показан. Видео не информативно

[@huwang7771]

Good

[@paulcook7986]

No shoring or ladders in the excavation.