Questions regarding pipeline static grounding wires

2015-09-22View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: for a pipeline used to transport propylene with a length of 2000 meters, there are no flange components anywhere along it. Does such a pipeline require an electrostatic grounding wire? At what intervals should grounding wires be installed, and which standards can provide information on this? Thank you

Reply #22015-09-22

There is no disconnected part in the middle, so grounding isn’t necessary, right? After all, it is a continuous conductor.

Reply #32015-09-22

For similar oil and gas pipelines, we have an electrostatic grounding point every approximately 100 meters.

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