Can an ammonia pipeline be laid along the exterior wall of an office?
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Can an ammonia pipeline be laid along the exterior wall of an office (using the wall for support)? It did not pass through it. Is it possible to go through from the office roof? Are there any regulations regarding the distance between such flammable and toxic gas pipelines and buildings? Please provide the basis
I’m not sure, but **it’s definitely not possible.** Today, in Binhai New Area, Tianjin, a gas pipeline exploded, with flames shooting high into the sky! ! ! !
The exterior wall should be a fire-resistant solid wall without doors or windows; it should also be possible when there are no equipment or pipe fittings that could cause leaks, but this is not very practical
It’s not possible, it’s best to avoid it; if that’s not an option, then follow the explosion-proof requirements
I think the office manager won’t agree to you doing this in the first place. . . . . . ;P
Well said. When I went to the site, I saw two natural gas pipes from gas boilers running across the filling plant; I have no idea how they managed to get approval for that. . . . . .