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Scope

  1. To collect, develop, and disseminate technical data and information with specific reference to: 
     
    • The mechanical design of distribution & transmission systems and the components of such systems.
    • The analysis of the capability and capacity of distribution & transmission systems and the components of such systems.
    • The development of suggested practices and procedures related to distribution & transmission design as required by rules and regulations promulgated by governmental authority.
    • Investigation and application of management science, economic analysis, and other analytical tools to all aspects of the design of distribution & transmission pipeline systems.
    • New computer technologies and their applicability to the mechanical design, analysis and operation of distribution & transmission systems and their components.

  2. To sponsor programs, papers and cooperative efforts in related technical symposia, the publication of committee reports and papers, and develops articles for publication.


  3. To monitor and review Federal legislation, codes, and associated rule-making activities which affect the industry and are within the committee's scope of activities; and to advise the Managing Committee of items of concern and assist in developing position papers to positively influence rulemaking.

  4. To provide liaison with appropriate industry groups, professional associations, research organizations, and other committees for the exchange of information and technical assistance in the areas of interest.

  5. To identify research priorities to enhance the safe, reliable and cost-effective delivery of natural gas.
 

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