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Spacing issue for directly buried pipelines

2016-12-22View Original

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In the design of gas stations, gasoline and diesel pipelines are generally buried underground. What are the requirements regarding the spacing between these buried pipelines? What should be the distance between the outer walls?
Reply #22016-12-22
View the codes for the general layout of chemical plants, GB50489
Reply #32016-12-23
It seems there are specific design standards for gas stations
Reply #42017-01-16
In the gas station design codes, no requirements regarding the spacing between buried pipelines are specified
Reply #52017-01-16
There should be relevant regulations; you can check to see if there are any standards for gas stations
Reply #62017-01-17
First, examine the design documents, then refer to national and industry standards, and adhere to the strictest requirements

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