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What criteria should be used?

2009-02-27View Original

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The smelting plant plans to use natural gas instead of electricity for heating purposes. The natural gas is at low pressure, with an inlet pressure of around 100 kPa. Which standards should be applied in the design of the pipelines and other related components: the Urban Gas Standards, the Fire Protection Standards for Natural Gas Projects, or some other standards?
Reply #22009-02-27
If following domestic standards, the best choice is the Natural Gas Fire Protection Code; for foreign standards, the ASME standards should be used
Reply #32009-02-27
Apply GB50235-1997
Reply #42009-02-28
GB 50183-2004 Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Engineering Projects
Reply #52009-02-28
GB 50183-2004 \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Engineering Projects\": Since the pressure in your pipelines is very low, the design should be straightforward
Reply #62009-02-28
In a smelting plant, I believe it should meet the requirements for industrial pipelines

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