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Problems in the layout of oxygen pipelines in areas where there is a small amount of coal gas in the air

2021-04-28View Original

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As the title suggests: Due to the presence of small amounts of gas in the air, when oxygen pipelines pass through certain areas, in addition to avoiding the use of valves, flanges, and threaded connections as well as taking measures to prevent oxygen leaks, are there any other things that need to be taken into consideration?
Reply #22021-05-06
For static grounding, what is the maximum distance a that can be covered? Does the standard permit such a distance? Let’s see what the design specifications for oxygen stations say; it seems that doing this is not allowed

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