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Gas Transmission : HVJ

GAIL was assigned the laying of India's first major inland cross country Hazira-Vijaipur-Jagdishpur (HVJ) gas pipeline through Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi, in 1986. Subsequently a gas Expansion and Rehabilitation project was undertaken that included laying of a 505-km loop line of 36" with additional compression facilities. It was commissioned in March 1997. Currently the HVJ pipeline is over 2800 km long.

The HVJ pipeline system consists of receiving / dispatch terminals for the supply of metered gas, compressor stations for boosting the pressure of gas, the SCADA system to provide central monitoring and control and a dedicated GAILTELmunications system to provide reliable voice and data communication.

	Significant Features of HVJ Pipeline Design Capacity: 33.4 MMSCMD Total Length (High Pressure Transmission) 2800 Km Diameter Up to 36" Operating Pressure 84-86 kg/cm2 Design Pressure 92 kg/cm2

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