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Vol. 14, No. 50 Week of December 13, 2009
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry

Response team finds source of oil leak

Overpressure from expanding ice plugs likely caused 24-inch rupture in pipeline between Lisburne drill pad and production center

Alan Bailey

Petroleum News

In a situation analogous to the bursting of a frozen water pipe during the winter, it appears that pressure from expanding ice plugs inside the 18-inch pipeline that carries three-phase fluids from Lisburne drill pad L-3 to the Lisburne Production Center caused the oil spill discovered Nov. 29 at on....

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Safety concerns

46,000 gallons

Produced water spill at R pad


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