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Long-distance pipeline

2017-01-07View Original

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Why does the national standard require that new pipelines be laid beneath existing ones at long-distance pipeline installations? What are the consequences of laying them above the existing pipelines?
Reply #22017-01-07
Go up there; if the long-distance transmission is damaged, it’s difficult to repair it
Reply #32017-01-24
It’s not that reason. The new pipeline runs above the old one; loads, pressures, stresses, etc. can undermine the stability of the old pipeline, so it must be placed below it.

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