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According to the codes for town gas design, do the pipelines within LPG, LNG, and CNG stations fall under industrial pipelines or public pipelines (gas pipelines)? Is there any concrete evidence? What is the inspection rate for metal pipes inside the station? What is the basis?
There are separate standards for various media, and there are also overlaps between these standards. It’s hard to define what constitutes a pipeline or not, depending on how one understands the standards.
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