Laying of gasoline outer pipe
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In a underdeveloped foreign country, I saw a gasoline pipeline that stretched 12 kilometers in length; due to the low cost of land, the owner acquired all the land along its route. So, one sees the pipes sometimes buried underground and sometimes laid along the ground. The owner is also installing a gasoline pipeline now and wants to lay it in this way; let’s discuss whether this is feasible The climate is like that in Sanya.
There should be nothing wrong with it. For underground installations, corrosion and compressive resistance should be ensured; for overhead installations, factors such as vehicle traffic and pedestrian movement need to be taken into account.
It is laid along the ground without any support, no pipe supports or pipe racks – it is simply placed there casually.
:o Can it be done this way too? Well, you have to tell him about the various consequences such as settlement, and it’s quite complicated to explain.
If the surface is not damaged, is settlement still taken into account?
I think it still needs to be considered that not causing damage does not guarantee that the original ground will not settle and thus lead to pipe damage.
The pipes laid by the key owner are several years old now and there have been no problems. Well, we have no reason not to do this!