Annual Report 2005 - Tenaris
Annual Report 2005 - Tenaris
Annual Report 2005 - Tenaris
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The challenges <strong>Tenaris</strong>Confab faced<br />
in supplying the Coari-Manaus gas<br />
pipeline did not stop at the tough<br />
negotiations and international tender<br />
to win this important R$ 242<br />
million contract with Petrobras.<br />
The company was also responsible<br />
for part of the complex logistics<br />
involved in the operation.<br />
The 400 km of welded pipes were<br />
transported from Pindamonhangaba<br />
to Porto Velho by road, and<br />
from there to Manaus by waterway<br />
– ferries were loaded with 20", 70<br />
grade steel API 5L pipes – for transportation<br />
to jungle clearings. Some<br />
4,500 tons of the pipes were delivered<br />
to and stored in Manaus.<br />
An Expedition<br />
in the Jungle .<br />
24. <strong>Tenaris</strong>Confab<br />
The major challenge of this stage<br />
of the project was meeting the rigorous<br />
deadlines, imposed by natural<br />
phenomena. In June, the level<br />
of the rivers in the region decreases,<br />
making it impossible for the ferries<br />
to operate.<br />
The gas pipeline will transport some<br />
4.5 million m3 of gas per day<br />
and will go through the municipal<br />
districts of Coari, Codajás, Anori,<br />
Anama, Iranduba and Caapiranga.<br />
The project represented a great<br />
opportunity for <strong>Tenaris</strong>Confab to<br />
show off its capacity to provide<br />
customers with complete solutions.<br />
Coari-Manaus Project<br />
Porto Velho, Rondônia<br />
Petrobras<br />
<strong>Tenaris</strong>Confab supplied 400 km of pipes to transport gas<br />
to the Amazon's capital. The work will enable the region to substitute<br />
diesel oil with natural gas for its energy supply.<br />
Location<br />
. Customer<br />
. Project Description