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Seeking advice on the issue of venting at the high point at the end of the fuel gas main in the heating furnace

2008-11-19View Original

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As the title suggests, I would like to ask why a two-hand valve can ensure no leaks at the high-point vent at the end of the fuel gas main in a heating furnace Can a single valve be used? What are the consequences of a single valve? Thank you!
Reply #22008-11-19
Our heating furnace uses a single valve, and no leaks have been detected; using a double valve would be safer.
Reply #32008-11-20
Single valves cannot be used; the use of double valves as required is based on safety considerations.
Reply #42008-11-20
This requirement applies to toxic, flammable, and explosive gases, for safety reasons.
Reply #52010-11-01
Reply 4# fjeajd from a security perspective. A dual valve is more reasonable

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