Power cables and wires should not be laid on gas pipelines and supports
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This post was last edited by qwe2qwe2qwe2 on 2019-9-24 08:40. Power cables and wires should not be laid along gas pipelines and supports, except for those cables used for gas pipelines themselves. On the utility tunnel, cables and wires that are not dedicated to gas pipelines can also be installed alongside gas pipelines.
This post was last edited by qwe2qwe2qwe2 on 2019-9-24 08:40. It is one of the provisions in the \"Safety Regulations for Gas in Industrial Enterprises\"; it is easy to understand why there should be a certain distance maintained between gas pipes for safety reasons. However, in utility tunnels, there are not only process pipes and gas pipes but also cables, wires, and other types of power cables. So, is it possible to meet the distance requirements when gas pipes and cables are placed together?
May I ask, how is this issue resolved in the end? Can cables and gas pipes be laid in utility tunnels?