API LINE PIPE

LINE PIPE

Used to transport oil, water, gas and petroleum

Offered in various different lengths and thicknesses

Can withstand high pressure

LINE PIPE MATERIAL

Timber Widely available so less expensive Not best choice for heavy loads

Concrete Corrosion-resistant Transportation of concrete not as easy as other materials

LINE PIPE MATERIAL CONTINUED

Steel Most popular choice because its durability and sustainability while

driving Can be costly Can be more noisy during driving compared to other materials API certified line pipe is made from a strong carbon steel

WHY API LINE PIPE?

Sole national trade association representing every aspect associated with the U.S. oil and natural gas industries.

Created over 500 standards and practices over 85 years history – some have been made laws.

Standards focus on operational and equipment safety practices, as well as environmental protection.

Both conducts and invests in research in the petroleum industry.

HISTORY OF API

The American Petroleum Institute was established in March of 1919.

Originally offices were in New York, before moving to Washington D.C. in late 60s – still remains there today.

Remains advocates for the industry and focus on communicating with the public.

Over 500 corporate members.

API CERTIFICATION PROCESS

API Monogram Program Created to be sure

manufacturers are operating under API standards and recommended practices.

Makes it easier for operators to find high-quality API certified line pipe

Thousands of organizations throughout the country are certified by the API Monogram program

API LINE PIPE SUPPLIERS

Omega Steel

U.S. Steel

JD Fields

Tex-isle

WHY BE AN API MEMBER

Can influence and shape future industry positions.

Strong network with over 600 members with same interests in mind.

Support from well-informed API staff.

Invitation to yearly, members-only meeting.

CONTACT US

Address:

55 Waugh Drive, Social Media :

Suite 1250 Houston,

Texas 77007

Ph: 281-558-7199

Fax: 281-870-9918

Email ID: jayfields@jdfields.com

Website: jdfields.com