Material of gasoline pipeline supports in oil depots
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A gasoline tank that had just been built was inspected, and it was found that the pipe supports for the DN300 pipelines were made of wood. Dear teachers, does the specification allow the use of wooden blocks as pipe supports? Thank you!
J J: Well, gasoline is a flammable and explosive substance transported through pipelines; in the event of a leak, the wooden pipe supports at the site of the fire cannot prevent combustion, which can lead to the instability and collapse of the pipelines. It’s not clear which design institute designed and constructed it according to what standards; it seems to be an item that requires correction.
Does not meet safety requirements. Steel must definitely be used, and seal welding must be applied between the pipe supports and the pipelines.