Value and Impacts of Alternative Fuel Distribution Concepts: Assessing the Army's Future Needs for Temporary Fuel Pipelines

Oaks, David M.; Stafford, Matthew; Wilson, Bradley; United States. Army

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Value and Impacts of Alternative Fuel Distribution Concepts: Assessing the Army's Future Needs for Temporary Fuel Pipelines

2009-01-01
By Oaks, David M. ; Stafford, Matthew ; Wilson, Bradley

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United States. Army
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Alternate Fuels Climate Change Distributions (Statistics) Pipelines
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Tech Report
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United States
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Rand Corporation
Abstract:

The Army maintains the capability to employ temporary petroleum pipelines. With the fiscal year (FY) 08–13 program objective memorandum (POM) force, the Army proposes to retain two Active and twelve Reserve Petroleum Pipeline and Terminal Operating (PPTO) companies. There is the potential to convert up to four of the PPTO companies to a unit design centered on the in-development Rapidly Installed Fuel Transfer System (RIFTS) technology, with the remaining companies retaining the existing Inland Petroleum Distribution System (IPDS) system.
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Transportation and Climate Change Collection
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