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Spring 2004 |
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The newest pipeline in the United States was placed into
service last December, and it would not have been possible without a team of
Rose-Hulman engineers making it happen. Morg Bruck (Class of ’69) provided Echoes with a
list of alumni involved in a new pipeline for Marathon Ashland Pipe Line
Company, which transports refined petroleum product from Kenova, W. Va., to
Columbus, Ohio. Rose-Hulman alumni on the project from Marathon included Bruck,
Mike Korkos (’77), Graden Betz (’81), Brent Harris (’81), Matt Strabley
(’88), Kintzele (’91), Ian Stallman (’01), and Dan Schwartz (’02).
Also involved were alumni Chuck Petersen (’69) and Tim Kolb (’86),
both with Petersen Engineering. For the technical minded among our readers, here are some
of the pipeline stats: 150 miles of 14-inch pipe; welded steel; will move
approximately 3,500 barrels an hour; design started in 1998; and construction
started in 2002. |