What should be the distance between crude oil transmission pipelines and cables laid parallel to them?
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What should be the distance between crude oil transmission pipelines and cables laid parallel to them? Which specification specifies it? Please give me some advice! ! !
There is a standard for laying cables in the same trench, and design specifications for oil pipelines also stipulate that when cables intersect, the distance between them should be no less than 0.5 m; for cases where they run parallel to each other, refer to the standard for laying cables in the same trench
When laid in parallel, the safety distance shall be no less than 10 meters
Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Engineering GB50183-2004 —— Preface. The Code for Design of Corrosion Control Engineering of Steel Pipelines and Storage Tanks SY 0007-1999 specifies requirements regarding the situation where \"pipelines with impressed current cathodic protection\" intersect with other pipelines or buried communication cables... When gas pipelines are laid parallel to railways, the fire separation distance should be no less than 30 m, with an additional 3 m from the railway boundary. The 30m requirement in the aforementioned specifications is based on the \"Design of Long-Distance Crude Oil Pipelines...\"
Refer to 4.1.8 of the \"Technical Code for Oil Pipeline Engineering\" GB50253-2003 (2006 edition)