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Layout of gas pipelines within the boiler area and safety considerations

2009-02-13View Original

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A certain furnace uses natural gas, which is supplied from a gas station and flows through the boiler area. May I ask what the safety distance is between natural gas pipelines and other boiler equipment, such as steam pipelines, electric heating pipelines, electrical equipment, and rotating equipment (including motors)? If a natural gas pipeline is equipped with flanges, what area around those flanges constitutes Zone 2? Thank you for participating in the discussion.

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