GEO-ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF CENTRAL PIPELINE CORRIDORS IN GEORGIA

M. Kvinikadze; D. Kuparadze; V. Kirakosyan; D. Pataridze

doi:10.31435/rsglobal_ws/28022019/6347

GEO-ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF CENTRAL PIPELINE CORRIDORS IN GEORGIA

M. Kvinikadze Tbilisi State University, Caucasian Alexander Tvalchrelidze Institute of Mineral Recourses
D. Kuparadze Tbilisi State University, Caucasian Alexander Tvalchrelidze Institute of Mineral Recourses
V. Kirakosyan Tbilisi State University, Caucasian Alexander Tvalchrelidze Institute of Mineral Recourses
D. Pataridze Tbilisi State University, Caucasian Alexander Tvalchrelidze Institute of Mineral Recourses

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31435/rsglobal_ws/28022019/6347

Keywords: geo-ecology, pipelines, natural environment, testing

Abstract

At present, the main pipelines represent the most profitable economic means in terms of transportation, supply and exploitation of energy resources. Since their laying is associated with a change in the natural environment, the ecological study of these corridors is a prerequisite. Geo-ecological study of the main pipelines is divided into three stages. This is the study of the pipeline route, to establish the existing background before the work begins. The second stage is the establishment of environmental impact during the laying of the pipeline. The third step is to monitor the environmental problems encountered during exploitation.
The presented article gives a geo-ecological study of the corridors of gas pipelines in the section 1200, 1000 and 700 mm on the Kazbegi-Red Bridge (North-South) section. Carried out works represents the first stage of the study, and we have identified the physical and biological characteristics of the pipeline corridors. It was determined the purity of air, noise, chemical composition of soil, water and vegetation cover, as well as engineering and geological conditions of gas pipeline corridors. The results obtained do not exceed the values of the maximum permissible concentrations adopted in Georgia and in European countries, although Pl, Co, Ni and Cd show increased values directly near the gas pipeline.

References

Y.L. Maksimenko, V.A. Glukharev. Environmental norms and projection regulations. //Magisterial pipelines (pages 455-470). Moscow, publishing house Stroiizdat, 1990, page 523

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M. Kvinikadze, D. Kuparadze, V. Kirakosyan, & D. Pataridze. (2019). GEO-ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF CENTRAL PIPELINE CORRIDORS IN GEORGIA. World Science, 1(2(42), 13-17. https://doi.org/10.31435/rsglobal_ws/28022019/6347

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Vol 1 No 2(42) (2019): World Science

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