The issue of safe spacing between long-distance natural gas pipelines and gas stations

2012-02-27View Original

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What are the safety distance requirements between gas stations and natural gas distribution stations?

Reply #22012-02-27

There are no regulations specifying this spacing requirement. It relies entirely on negotiation.

Reply #32012-02-27

The GB50183 Code for Fire Protection Design of Oil and Gas Facilities does not specify any requirements regarding the distance between oil and gas pipelines and gas stations. Distance requirements generally apply to the spacing between storage tanks, or between Class A areas and areas where open flames may occur. The safe distance between gas pipelines or liquid oil storage tanks and secondary gas stations is 22 meters.

Reply #42018-09-20

Has anyone used the table on page 8 of the Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises?

Reply #52018-09-22

Use GB/T 50183

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