Hamid Nasiri - Doctoral student, Department of Marine Industries, Science and Research Branch, Islamic AzadUniversity, Tehran, Iran

Undersea pipelines serve as critical infrastructure for the transportation of oil, gas, and other resources from offshore production facilities to onshore processing plants. However, the operation of these pipelines is not without risks, with the potential for explosions posing significant threats to marine ecosystems, economic activities, and human safety. This abstract presents a comprehensive approach to mitigating the risks of undersea pipeline explosions, encompassing key elements such as risk assessment and management, pipeline design and construction, monitoring and maintenance, safety procedures and training, regulatory compliance and reporting, stakeholder engagement and communication, and continuous improvement and learning. By implementing robust safety measures and adopting best practices, operators can enhance the safety and sustainability of undersea pipeline operations, minimizing the probability of explosions and mitigating their impact on marine environments and communities.

Offshore Environments, Undersea Pipeline, safety and sustainability, explosions