WILLIAM L. SHAFER, Professional Staff Consultant on Mines, Minerals, and Public Lands CHARLES LEPPERT, Jr., Minority Counsel SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS HAROLD T. JOHNSON, California MORRIS K. UDALL, Arizona PHILLIP BURTON, California HAROLD RUNNELS, New Mexico ANTONIO BORJA WON PAT, Guam WAYNE OWENS, Utah SAM STEIGER, Arizona JOHN P. SAYLOR, Pennsylvania BOB HUNT, Consultant on Public Lands NOTE. The chairman of the full committee is an ex officio voting member of this subcommittee. The first listed minority member is counterpart to the subcommittee chairman. (II) added v.3 MBW/2 26292 CONTENTS Carter, Hon. Jared G., Deputy Under Secretary of Interior......... Information for the record from the Department of Interior: Correspondence and material for the record on report of pipeline by Professors Brandt and Mukherjee, University Carter, Jared, note to Hank Coulter, dated March 7, Carter, Jared, note to Fred Sanger, Jack Turner, Joseph Carter, Jared, Deputy Under Secretary to Mr. H. Brandt, dated February 27, 1973 (letter). Coulter, Henry W., Geological Survey, Department of the Interior, to Deputy Under Secretary, memo- Sanger, Fred, to Jared Carter, dated Feb. 28, 1973- Charlton, Thomas J., P. E., U.S. Environmental Pro- tection Agency, to Mr. Jared Carter, dated March 8, Comment on report by Dr. H. Brandt on Environmental Impact Statement for Trans-Alaska Pipeline, by Graham H. Powell, associate professor, University Turner, Marion J., Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior, Anchorage, Alaska, to Tentative evaluation of an engineering review of the Environmental Impact Statement of the Trans- Alaska Pipeline, by H. Brant and A. K. Mukherjee. 1563 An engineering_review of the Environmental Impact Statement, Trans-Alaska Pipeline, by H. Brandt, A. K. Mukherjee, Davis, Calif., 1972, summary of Table 1.-Comparison of TAPS specification Figure 1.-Chart, effect of temperature and microstructure on charpy impact value of a 0.17 percent carbon, 0.70 percent Cr., 0.32 percent An engineering review of the Environmental Impact Statement, Trans-Alaska pipeline, by H. Brandt, Structural behavior of a 48-inch-diameter pipe under combined loading, a report of an investigation by J. G. Bouwkamp, professor of civil engineering and R. M. Stephen, senior development engineer to Alyeska Pipe- Statements-Continued Carter, Hon. Jared G., etc-Continued Information for the record, etc-Continued mens Table 1.-Characteristics of pipe used in test speci- Page 1600 Figure 3.-Typical 48-inch pipe test specimen.. 1601 Figure 4.-Location of selected longitudinal strain gages 1603 Figure 5. Specimen No. 1 extrapolation procedure for 1604 Figure 6.-Basic data reduction criteria_ 1605 Table II.-Specimen No. 1.-Bending moment at pipe midsection___. 1606 Table III.-Specimen No. 1.-Clip gage data.. 1606 Table IV.-Specimen No. 1.-Pertinent strain data along 1607 Table V.-Specimen No. 2.-Bending moment at pipe 1609 Table VI.-Specimen No. 2.-Clip gage data_ 1609 Table VII.-Specimen No. 2.-Pertinent strain data 1610 Figure 10.-Specimen No. 2.-Initial and final failure 1612 Figure 13.-Specimen No. 3.-Location of selected 1614 Figure 14.-Specimen No. 3.-Basic data reduction 1615 Table VIII.-Specimen No. 3.-Bending moment at 1616 Table IX.-Specimen No. 3.-Clip gage data_ 1616 Table X.-Specimen No. 3.-Pertinent strain data 1617 Figure 19.-Specimen No. 4.-Location of selected 1620 Table XI.-Specimen No. 4.-Bending moment at pipe midsection___ 1621 Table XII.-Specimen No. 4.-Clip gage data. 1622 Table XIII.-Specimen No. 4.-Radius of curvature for total test section, and upper and lower halves. 1622 Table XIV.-Specimen No. 4.-Pertinent strain data along compression and tension crown lines__ _ Figure 20. Specimen No. 4.—Basic data reduction criteria. 1623 1624 Figure 23.-Specimen No. 4.-Pipe deformation prior to 1625 Figure 24. Specimen No. 4.-Initial rotation prior to post buckling test_ 1626 Table XV.-Post-buckling displacement, moment and 1627 Figure 28.-Specimen No. 5.-Location of selected long- 1629 Figure 29.-Specimen No. 5.- Basic data reduction 1630 Table XVI.-Specimen No. 5.-Bending moment at 1631 Table XVII.-Specimen No. 5.-Clip-gage data 1632 1632 1633 1635 Table XXI.-Specimen No. 5A.-Clip-gage data__ data along compression and tension crown lines - - - - 1635 1635 1636 Statements-Continued Carter, Hon. Jared G., etc-Continued Information for the record, etc-Continued Figure 31.-Specimen 5A.-Location of selected longi- Figure 32. Specimen 5A.-Basic data reduction criteria. Figure 34.-Moment-gross strain relationship under Figure 35.-Relationships of clip-gage strains at the maximum or buckling load based on total test section.. Carter, Jared G., Deputy Under Secretary, Department of the Interior, to Hon. John Melcher, dated June 22, 1973 (letter) _ _ Morton, Hon. Rogers C. B., Secretary of the Interior (plus material for the record). U.S. Department of the Interior, Geological Survey, existing An alternative to the Trans-Alaska pipeline.. Pecora, Hon. W. T., Under Secretary of the Interior to Bob Hitt, Canada map showing trans-mountain pipeline, Continental pipe- Comparative costs of North Slope oil delivery. Fact sheet, TAPS 102 analysis Page 1638 1639 1640 1641 1642 1646 1183 1188 1222 1224 1224 1225 1226 1227 1227 Under Secretary of the Interior to the Secretary, memorandum 1229 Tab A.-Table list of submissions that make substantive points 1230 Tab B.-Copies of summaries in the order listed in Tab A, from Tab C.-Letter from Center for Law and Social Policy, signed by 1232 1268 Tab D.-Letter from Environmental Defense Fund, signed by 1272 1275 Applications for pipeline right-of-way and ancillary land uses- 1278 Major considerations involved in the determination of the 1284 Trans-Alaska versus Trans-Canada routes for North Slope oil- 1292 Table 1.-Projections of regional supply and demand, 1980 1294 Table 2.-1972 supply distribution and sources. 1297 1300 1301 An analysis of Alaska oil alternative routes and markets.- 1303 1305 Figure 1.-Map, Petroleum Administration for Defense 1306 Table 2.-District V supply and demand for petroleum, 1965-74 1307 Statements-Continued Morton, Hon. Rogers C. B., etc.-Continued Additional information supplied for the record: Department of the Interior News Release: State and regional patterns of energy production and consumption in new U.S. Energy Fact Sheets, 1971. Mineral Industry Surveys, December 1972. Brandborg, Stewart M., Rod A. Cameron, and George Alderson, to Appendix A-Comment Upon Final Environmental Impact Page 1352 1355 1496 1540 1540 1710 1720 1731 Carter, Hon. Jared G., Deputy Under Secretary, Department of the 1646 1545 1704 Patton E. L., president, Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., to Hon. John 1702 Patton, E. L., president, Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., to Hon. John 1705 Wright, Marshall, Acting Assistant Secretary for Congressional Rela- 1318 1318 Excerpt from the press conference of the Canadian Secretary of 1318 1320 Notes for a discussion on a Mackenzie Valley Pipeline for Hon. 1323 1326 1326 1327 1181 Additional information: "Arctic pipeline transportation of petroleum as a cold dispersion in brine,' a paper by Prof. S. S. Marsden, professor of petroleum engineering at Stanford University--- 1705 Burton, Congressman Phillip; material supplied for the record: Articles: Washington Post, June 2, 1973; "Jackson Asks FTC to Probe 1340 Seattle Times, June 3, 1973; "Three Misconceptions-North 1340 |