Gas pipeline pressure classification

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Gas is often generated during the production and management of synthetic ammonia; should the pressure class of this pipeline be classified as GC1 or GC2?

Reply #22016-05-03

Gas is often generated during the production and management of synthetic ammonia, and the pressure class of this pipeline is classified as GC1

Reply #32016-05-04

Is it based on the carbon dioxide content in gas, and is GC1 defined according to the high hazard associated with carbon dioxide, or is it due to the fire hazard? Due to fire hazards, gas pipelines with a pressure of 4.0 MPa or less cannot be classified as GC1

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