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Is there a basis for shutting down pipelines due to natural gas leaks?

2023-10-26View Original

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If there is a leak in the natural gas equipment, shut off the natural gas pipeline. As a result, they insisted on asking which specification stated it. Seeking advice.
Reply #22023-10-26
The criteria for shutting down pipelines due to natural gas leaks can be found in standards such as the \"Code for Design of Urban Gas Systems\" GB 50028-2006. These standards specify that when there is a leak in natural gas equipment, the corresponding natural gas pipeline must be shut off immediately to ensure safety. It is also necessary to notify a professional gas company to conduct an inspection and repairs in order to prevent further leaks. .

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