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Convert gas pipeline to hot water pipeline

2016-06-07View Original

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The natural gas pipes in the community have been converted into hot water supply pipes. The question is: Can it be changed? How to change it? Is it cost-effective? Thank you first!
Reply #22016-06-08
No – they are of different types, do not meet the requirements, and are not cost-effective
Reply #32016-06-10
Lacking the necessary conditions: should it be buried or installed above ground? Installing it above ground allows for insulation; how should it be handled if it’s buried? What is the temperature of the hot water pipeline? The expansion issue must be taken into account; any change to the pipelines requires registration
Reply #42016-06-12
1. Buried gas pipeline 2. 60-80 deg C 3. As long as it is technically feasible, there is no problem.

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