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From: koan	4/27/2006 11:41:14 PM
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I have beeen thinking about the Alaska pipeline today: What if they find huge amounts of it are corroded? They cannot shut it down, it produces a million barrels a day. But it would take years to get the pipe and repair/replace the line. They just had a huge oil spill from a corroded portion. I always wondered about the way it was wrapped. If water got inbetween the plastic/cover it would sit there and ocntinue to rust it out. We deal with a lot of dry rot up here in Alaska and I have seen many roofs replaced because of this mistake. And a lot of the pipeline is burried. I worked my way through graduate school laying that pipeling. This could be a real sleeper issue?

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