Shahram Zolghari, the CEO of the Masjed Soleyman Oil and Gas Operating Company, announced the daily return of 9,000 barrels of oil from the Lab Sefid field to the production cycle. This achievement follows the repair and replacement of pipelines in this field, which plays a significant role in improving oil transfer and increasing production capacity.
Details of the pipeline repair and replacement operations
Zolghari explained that out of a total of 30 kilometers of pipelines that have been repaired and replaced, 24 kilometers were completed by the Masjed Soleyman Oil and Gas Pipeline Repair Department, and 6 kilometers were carried out by the company's oil and gas projects department. This operation includes 8 kilometers in the urban area of Dezful and 24 kilometers in mountainous regions, which has been challenging due to geographical conditions and access difficulties.
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Preventive measures and environmental impacts
The CEO of the Masjed Soleyman Oil and Gas Operating Company also referred to the hydrostatic testing of 12 kilometers of the old pipeline. This action was taken to ensure the health and integrity of the pipeline and to identify vulnerable points. Preventing potential leaks not only avoids unwanted production stoppages but also prevents environmental pollution caused by oil leaks.
Zolghari emphasized that the implementation of this operation has facilitated the daily return of 9,000 barrels of oil from the Lab Sefid field to the production cycle and has increased the production capacity of the Masjed Soleyman Oil and Gas Operating Company by the same amount. These actions are aimed at improving the condition of transfer lines, increasing the reliability of facilities, protecting the environment, and providing suitable conditions for the sustainable transfer of produced oil.
Ultimately, these efforts are considered an effective step in stabilizing production capacity and achieving the operational goals of the company, and will generally contribute to optimizing processes in the oil and gas industry.
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