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 6/2017
About the Cover OUR COVER PHOTO, courtesy of Gazprom, shows Allseas’ pipelaying vessel the Pioneering Spirit, the world’s largest construction vessel, at work on Gazprom’s twin 32-in diameter, 900-km long, pipelines for Turkstream. The vessel will lay pipe across the Black Sea at depths of over 2 km during the crossing from Anapa in Russia to Kiyikoy inTurkey. 
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About the Journal
Established in 2001, The Journal of Pipeline Engineering (incorporating the Journal of Pipeline Integrity) is an independent, international, quarterly journal, devoted to all aspects of engineering for oil, gas, and products pipelines. Information for Authors The Journal of Pipeline Engineering now uses the Open Journal Systems manuscript-management system, provided by Journal Editorial Services, for accepting and processing manuscripts, peer-reviewing, and informing authors of comments and manuscript acceptance.
Please go to http://jes-pipe-eng.com to submit your paper into this system: the necessary instructions can be found via links on the opening page. Manuscript files can be uploaded in text or PDF format. Please contact the editor (see the link on the Contact page, above) if you require any assistance. The Journal of Pipeline Engineering is published by: in association with: Clarion Technical Publishers |
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