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Can liquid chlorine pipelines be installed across roads?

2009-04-10View Original

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I have a liquid chlorine pipeline that needs to cross a 15-meter-wide sidewalk. Can the pipeline be installed across the road? Are there any standard regulations regarding this?
Reply #22009-04-11
Hazardous materials! It should be avoided.
Reply #32009-04-11
It’s completely possible; simply install impact barriers on both sides of the pipe rack at a height slightly lower than that of the rack itself. That’s exactly what our company does. It can be done in accordance with safety requirements.
Reply #42009-04-11
I’ve heard of cross-linked versions; they’re toxic, right? It’s best to get **approval** first
Reply #52009-04-12
Yes, but necessary safety measures should be taken
Reply #62011-01-18
There’s absolutely no problem with this; it can be installed across the road! As long as the relevant requirements are met, a clear height of the road surface of more than 6 meters is sufficient, and there should be no valves or other joints prone to leakage in the area near the road.

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