What does “general-purpose-network” mean?

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• Closed collection system: Axens shall indicate an appropriate destination for these unit effluents (a dedicated closed hydrocarbons collection system) on the PID for all hydrocarbon streams containing 10 ppm by weight (or more); alternatively, if a general-purpose network is used, Axens shall add the following note to the PID: “This stream contains 10 ppm by weight (or more) of H2S and must be handled in a closed system to be defined by the Detail Engineering Contractor.” What does “general-purpose network” mean in this context? Thank you!

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