The head of the Pelymsky district called the cause of the fire on the gas pipeline in the Sverdlovsk region

The fire on the gas pipeline in the Pelym region of the Sverdlovsk region was the result of an explosion. This was announced by the head of the administration of the urban district Pelym Shahit Aliyev.

Earlier, a number of media outlets reported that a pipe depressurization occurred at the section of the Yamburg-Yelets 1 gas pipeline, as a result of which a fire started. Emergency services and repair teams were immediately dispatched to the scene.

Yes, there was an explosion on the gas pipeline. There were no people there. The rest of the gas burned out of the pipe, there was a fire

- Shahit Aliyev emphasized in an interview with a correspondent TASS.

The fire on the gas pipeline was quickly localized and extinguished by the fire brigade. Gas supply to residents of the nearby urban-type settlement Pelym was not disrupted.

However, the question remains open about the causes of the explosion, which became the starting point for the fire that began later. So far, the official version of the causes of the explosion has not yet been announced by the relevant structures.

Recall that at the end of December last year there was an explosion on the main gas pipeline Urengoy - Pomary - Uzhgorod, in Chuvashia. Then the consequences of the explosion were much more critical: there were dead and injured. Now, fortunately, there were no human casualties.

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[Filibuster]

The fire on the gas pipeline in the Pelym region of the Sverdlovsk region was the result of an explosion.

Not an explosion, but sabotage.
It's time for more than a year of war to learn to call a spade a spade.
Why Putin does not restore SMERSH?
Is he waiting for the Kremlin to be blown up with him?

[dmi.pris1]

For the same reason why the USSR is not being revived, with everything that comes with it.

[RED_ICE]

Do you need the USSR? For what? clarify please

[ximkim]

He will be in Africa.
And yes, Putin is waiting

[Stirbjorn]

Quote: Flibuster

Why Putin does not restore SMERSH?

well, restore what? Who will work in it, given the total corruption? the same people

[ism_ek]

Quote: Flibuster

sabotage

Well, what kind of sabotage? There is not even an asphalt road in Pelym. A third of a person per 1 sq. km lives.
Most likely there was a subsidence of the soil due to rapid warming. Well, the pipeline is not new anymore.
The weather is such that it is impossible to get close to some sections of the gas pipeline. Tracked vehicles will get bogged down. Most likely the leak was a long time ago, but they could not get to it. Stupidly the pressure was increased and increased

[SKVichyakow]

Quote: ism_ek

Well, what kind of sabotage? There is not even an asphalt road in Pelym.

Even if there is no asphalt, is it impossible for dill to stay there? Guests, visitors, etc.

[vietnam7]

There are much more convenient sections of the gas pipeline for sabotage than in Pelym.
Who will climb into the swamps in the spring from horizon to horizon to blow up the pipe?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Flibuster

Not an explosion, but sabotage.
It's time for more than a year of war to learn to call a spade a spade.

In this case, I would not be so categorical as to say that this is 100% sabotage. Besides, especially for you, the reason is called "by its own name" - depressurization of pipes with subsequent ignition.
Spring dude! In connection with the melting of snow, the groundwater level rises and soil subsidence occurs, and since this happens unevenly, the load on the welds increases and periodically, on the entire thousand-kilometer gas pipeline line 1-2 times a year, what happened now in the Pelymsky district occurs . As a rule, this happens in spring and autumn - sometimes it thaws unevenly, sometimes it freezes unevenly. You can't argue against physics.
PS-Now the gas will be released through the jumper along the parallel section of the gas pipeline. At the site of the accident, the damaged pipe will be cut out, a new one will be welded in, and the gas will be switched back to the restored section.

[Million]

It’s far from Moscow, they have enough other things to do .. The boys make money.

[orionvitt]

Quote: Flibuster

Why Putin does not restore SMERSH?

Are you laughing? There is a logical inconsistency here, "death to spies" somehow does not fit with the moratorium on the death penalty. Here, rather, "life for spies" comes out.

[your vsr 66-67]

Again ho hly? Or our stupidity?
Thank God there were no casualties.
Let's wait for new messages!

[dmi.pris1]

And besides the khokhlov, have we already had a fight? Pecking at all kinds of calls and appeals from there?

[Michael]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

Again ho hly? Or our stupidity?
Thank God there were no casualties.
Let's wait for new messages!

Even without gouging, without ho hlov, but it happens. This is statistics.

[km-21]

Again ho hly? Or our stupidity?
Thank God there were no casualties.
Let's wait for new messages!

Think primitively. The flight of victims will not do, because this life is all interconnected. A serious accident will require serious costs to eliminate the consequences. Therefore, it will take away some resources from other directions. As a result, the front will receive less than a thousand shells. As a result, the commander, deprived of artillery support, will be forced to solve a combat mission at the cost of the lives of young guys.

[aglet]

"However, the question of the causes of the explosion remains open."
"a brick on the head just doesn't fall on anyone"

[tralflot1832]

In the USA, steam locomotives: they go downhill all the time - partisans?

[carpenter]

Quote: tralflot1832

In the USA, steam locomotives: they go downhill all the time - partisans?

Surely Bandera's practice is going through before being sent to the front.

[former soldier]

In the USA, steam locomotives: they go downhill all the time - partisans? wassat

-Indians, you yourself know what revenge
-Negroes for the slavery of their ancestors
-competitors

[Ingvar 72]

Again pop of gas. Yesterday I was asked the question, why do we need martial law? Behind this.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Ingvar 72

Again pop of gas. Yesterday I was asked the question, why do we need martial law? Behind this.

I’m just curious what kind of bastard has settled on our VO website, for whom martial law, curfew, document checks are profanity that does not affect incomprehensible explosions, murders, incidents with loss of life ...
And the question of measures to counter the Ukrainian (international) DRG is more acute than ever ...

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

And I'm also curious, why do you need a curfew in the Sverdlovsk region? Do you want to undermine the defenses, bringing chaos and disorganization?
There are modern means to catch criminals, all sorts of video recording systems. Use on health.

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

And I'm also curious, why do you need a curfew in the Sverdlovsk region?

And who is talking about a curfew in the Sverdlovsk region? Why immediately exaggerate? Martial law has several levels. You need to study the topic.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

I will deal with the topics that I deem necessary to study. And the interlocutor spoke specifically about the curfew and document checks. You might think that the person being checked will have trans-Ukrainian views in their documents.

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

And the interlocutor spoke specifically about the curfew and document checks.

Including, but not only about them. But you only clung to them. Why? Martial law is a more extensive list of measures, including economic ones. And punitive.

[former soldier]

Again pop of gas. laughing I was asked yesterday, why do we need martial law? Behind this.

It is impossible to put a sentry on every kilometer of the gas pipeline.

[Ingvar 72]

Quote: Former soldier

It is impossible to put a sentry on every kilometer of the gas pipeline.

Even during the Second World War, there was no sentry on every kilometer of gas pipelines and railway lines.

[Repellent]

Quote: Ingvar 72

Even during the Second World War, there was no sentry on every kilometer of gas pipelines and railway lines

Generally correct, but:

- there were no gas pipelines then
- and there are no fires on the railway tracks.

That is, as it were, sentries did not stand, because they were not needed.

[Nexcom]

Here is what our local Ural press writes https://www.e1.ru/text/incidents/2023/03/30/72176045/

- There was a depressurization of the main gas pipeline in a private area a few kilometers from the village. There is no danger for the inhabitants of Pelym. Now there is no open fire. Specialists of the company in charge of the site are working on the spot. They will carry out restoration work, - said the head of the Pelym city district Shakhit Aliyev.

Gazprom-Transgaz Yugorsk confirmed to TASS a message about a depressurization with fire at the section of the Yamburg-Yelets 1 gas pipeline. The problematic area was turned off for repairs. Local residents are provided with gas supply through parallel gas pipelines. The reasons for the depressurization are not reported.

[Volunteer Marek]

Why not cotton? Say A, say B! Sabotage.

[rotmistr60]

remains an open question about the causes of the explosion,

I hope that this issue will be closed in the near future and they will tell what triggered the explosion - a man-made accident or something else. And guessing on the coffee grounds is probably still not right.

[kakvastam]

pipe leak has occurred

All right, we've got it all set up.
The pipe lay, lay, and then suddenly decided to depressurize.
And then even spontaneously ignite to the heap.
And no one is to blame - fate!

[former soldier]

All right, we've got it all set up.
The pipe lay, lay, and then suddenly decided to depressurize.

The story is simple. Once upon a time, a man grew old, and then fell ill and died overnight. The same question, why did he die? There is something wrong here. Yes?

[evgen1221]

Depressurization of a pipe without a spark nearby will never ignite, but at a distance it will dilute the concentration with the wind, plus the volume of pumping on the pressure gauge of 1800 will be instantly visible. So what got it on fire?

[Uncle lee]

Quote: evgen1221

So what got it on fire?

Two chanterelles
We took matches
They went to the blue sea -
The blue sea was lit....

[kakvastam]

Exactly. In the early eighties, I was near such a depressurization - a pipe was pierced by a bulldozer.
It stank, they didn't tell me to smoke, but that's all. It won't light up on its own.

[Graz]

all these fires in large warehouses, explosions and fires in gas pipelines. on the railway tracks, in my opinion, this is sabotage, and saboteurs caught should be impaled right at the scene of their crime

[Daishi]

Now everything and everything will be blamed on explosions and sabotage, it’s very convenient to cover moral and physical wear and tear with sabotage

[Daishi]

Quote: Graz

all these fires in large warehouses, explosions and fires in gas pipelines. on the railway tracks, in my opinion, this is sabotage, and saboteurs caught should be impaled right at the scene of their crime

warehouses are insured) I don’t seem to be hinting, but it’s very convenient, as they say, that only theft, in this case a fire, can save us from revision