China on Tuesday completed the construction of a crude oil pipeline section in the China-Russia border town of Mohe, as part of a massive oil pipeline project across China-Russia border.
The completion of the 470.5 kilometer-long pipeline in Mohe marks that more than half of the entire pipeline project has been finished, according to the project’s engineers.
"The China-Russia Second Crude Oil Pipeline Project starts from its north end in the Xin'an Township, Mohe County in the Heilongjiang Province's Greater Khingan mountains. Then passing through the Greater Khingan mountains to its south end at the Linyuan Oil Station in the city of Daqing. It measures 940 kilometers in total length," said Ding Heming, deputy directing manager, China-Russia Second Crude Oil Pipeline Project.
The completed part of the project has featured the adoption of many advanced technologies, most of which have been used for the first time in China, Ding added.
"The China-Russia Second Crude Oil Pipeline Project is China's first pipeline project that has fully applied environment-protective automatic joint coating technology. It is also China's first project that has adopted full-life cycle-database management, as well as the quick response code personnel management. The adoption of these technologies has enabled our project to reach an advanced international level in technical and managerial aspects," said Ding.
Complicated weather and geographic conditions such as extreme cold, permafrost and swampy regions had added a lot more difficulties to the project, said Ding.
After completion, the project will be able to transport 1,500 tons of crude oil from Russia to China per year. The project has been regarded as an important support to optimize China’s oil supply and demand, and boost the industrial economy in China northeastern region.
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