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Are there any requirements for the layout of NH3 pipelines?

2015-12-29View Original

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A gas NH3 pipeline needs to be installed, with H2, N2, Ar, LNG, and compressed air running alongside it. There are buried and overhead types. What are the required spacing distances between various pipes, as well as the spacing requirements between NH3 pipes and other pipes and electrical wires and cables? Which standard should I check?
Reply #22015-12-29
The spacing generally depends on the pipe diameter and insulation conditions.
Reply #32015-12-29
Which code should be referred to for the layout of NH3 pipelines? ? Dozens of liquid ammonia cylinders outdoors form a station building, with gas supplied via busbars; which codes should be referred to in the design of such a station building?

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