Issues related to inter-plant pipelines in petrochemical plants

2021-08-24View Original

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Inter-plant pipelines in petrochemical plants refer to those for flammable gases, flammable liquids, and liquefied hydrocarbons. My pipelines are installed in the common area between two plant sites, surrounded by villages, railways, roads, etc. The main media transported are medium-pressure steam and urea solution (32.5% wt) pipelines. Should I follow the regulations applicable to inter-plant pipelines entirely? Are there any other standards that can be referred to?

Reply #22021-08-25

Is it GB/T51359-2019 \"Technical Standards for Interplant Pipeline Engineering in Petrochemical Plants\"?

Reply #32021-08-25

Yes, should it be carried out strictly in accordance with these specifications, or can other specifications be used as well?

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