Is LNG a liquefied hydrocarbon?
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Is LNG a liquefied hydrocarbon? Why isn’t it listed in GB50160, but it is included in the textbooks for the approval of pressure pipelines?
It’s the abbreviation for liquefied natural gas, as far as I know.
LNG generally follows the standards specified in GB50183
LNG generally follows the standards specified in GB50183
Liquefied hydrocarbons refer to hydrocarbon liquids and similar liquids with a vapor pressure greater than 0.1 MPa at 15°C, excluding liquefied natural gas. LNG is in accordance with the GB50183 Code for Fire Protection Design of Petroleum and Natural Gas Projects
LNG is the abbreviation for liquefied natural gas, and it is a type of liquefied hydrocarbon
In accordance with the latest fire safety standards, the category of liquefied hydrocarbons (excluding liquefied natural gas) has been removed.
No, is this sentence still there in the 2018 version?