How should the classification of hot work be determined when performing hot work on different sections of the same pipeline across various areas?

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For hot work 11, which involves performing hot work at different locations along the same pipeline that runs through various areas (with the pipeline having been isolated and purged), how should the classification of such hot work be determined?

Reply #22023-07-24

One point per vote; analyze each situation based on the actual conditions on site

Reply #32023-07-24

Classified into flammable and explosive categories and non-flammable and non-explosive categories

Reply #42023-07-24

Issue hot work permits by different area

Reply #52023-07-24

Handle in accordance with the fire protection requirements of the operation area

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