There is currently a gas-fired industrial boiler room. Experts say that it is not acceptable for the gas pipes to pass directly above the boiler. Could someone please explain why this is not acceptable and which standard is being violated...
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There is currently a gas-fired industrial boiler room. Experts say that it is not acceptable for the gas pipes to pass directly above the boiler. Could someone please explain why this is not acceptable and which standard is being violated? Thank you.
What codes and standards serve as the basis for the design in the design drawings (design specifications)? Can we follow the provisions of these codes and standards?
What regulatory standards do experts rely on? ?
Standard GB 50093 sets forth requirements for the installation of instrument circuits: 7.1.7 The circuits should not be laid above equipment and pipes that are exposed to high temperatures, nor below equipment and pipes containing corrosive liquids. This is for reference only! You can also send us the expert’s citation guidelines for us to learn from, haha.
GB50316 8.1.26 contains relevant provisions
You’re right; I haven’t been to the site these past few days so I couldn’t take any photos, so it probably doesn’t meet this requirement.
It was arranged by the leader; as for the specific basis relied on by the experts, I wasn’t there at the time, so it’s not possible to ask now – I have to find out on my own.
I think it’s common sense – if you install a gas stove in your own home, would you pass that yellow pipe right above the stove?
Ask the expert; since the expert has stated that it does not meet the requirements, they will definitely specify which clauses and articles are not satisfied. If they are to provide a supplementary document for you, it must also be sent to the supervision department – otherwise, how can enforcement take place?