Safe distance between carbon dioxide pipelines and residential buildings
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As title: Seeking advice on the safe distance between carbon dioxide pipelines and residential buildings. Buried pipelines; medium: gaseous or liquid carbon dioxide; pressure: below 10 MPa
Does anyone know? Or where can it be found in some regulations? Seeking advice from experts
Firstly: liquid carbon dioxide is a hazardous chemical. Secondly: this pipeline is a pressure pipeline.
SHT 3202-2018 Design Standards for Carbon Dioxide Pipeline Systems 5.1.5 c) The distance between the pipeline and military factories, ** sites where explosive materials are handled, ** sites of significant cultural heritage, as well as residential areas, schools, hospitals, entertainment venues, stations, shopping malls, and other places where people gather in cities, must be at least 100 meters