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Is there any difference between in-service pipelines and existing pipelines?

2017-03-08View Original

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According to GB/T 20801-2006 \"Code for pressure pipelines – Industrial pipelines\", Chapter 2 Scope and Definitions, the scope of application is stated as follows: \"When a new pipeline system is connected to another existing pipeline, the new pipeline shall be constructed in accordance with this standard; however, the work related to the connection between the new pipeline and the existing pipeline falls outside the scope of application of this standard.\" “ Question: Is there any difference between in-service pipelines and existing pipelines?
Reply #22017-03-08
In this standard, it means that the existing pipelines refer to those in service, as mentioned earlier
Reply #32017-03-09
But why is one standard applicable while another is not?

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