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Does liquefied natural gas comply with petrochemical standards?

2019-04-29View Original

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The definition of liquefied hydrocarbons in GB 50160 explicitly states that liquefied natural gas is not included. 1. Why is liquefied natural gas separated from liquefied hydrocarbons? 2. Should liquefied natural gas comply with 50160? Paradoxically, Document No. 76 requires strict adherence to one of them. Could an expert please help explain this? Thank you.
Reply #22019-04-29
Execute. For item 76, where there are two hazardous and one major requirement, the stricter one shall be followed

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