Safe distance between oil pipeline and residential buildings

For the safe distance between the natural gas pipeline outside the station and the house, Article 30 of the Pipeline Protection Law stipulates that no new houses and other structures shall be built within five meters on both sides of the built pipeline. When planning and designing a new pipeline, it is necessary to calculate the strength of the thickened pipeline according to the regional grade (building personnel density grade) to ensure safety. Generally, the distance from the original residence is more than 200 meters.

According to the requirements of GB50 183-2004, the safe distance between the process pipeline and the duty room in the natural gas station is 22.5m.. "GB50 183-2004" refers to the announcement issued by the Ministry of Construction on the Code for Fire Protection Design of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, which was approved as a national standard and numbered GB50 183 2004, and has been implemented since March 1 2005.

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Using traditional transportation methods to transport oil is easily affected by many factors, both natural factors and human factors will affect the transportation of oil, and using pipeline transportation can avoid these problems.

Because the pipeline is laid underground, it will be much less affected by the natural environment, and oil and natural gas can be transported continuously. This coherent transmission process greatly improves the efficiency of energy transportation, and its annual transportation capacity is beyond the reach of traditional transportation methods.

The energy loss caused by pipeline transportation is very small. According to professional tests, the loss caused by pipeline transportation of crude oil 1 km is one seventh of that caused by railway transportation 1 km.

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