patrickfpeadams
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I stumbled on to this forum doing some internet searching on the subject. I was hoping that someone could help enlighten me on this subject.
My application is a combined cycle power plant in California. I have natural gas that is 500-550 psig as the fuel source. I have been tasked to generate the electrical classification drawings. I have used 25 feet out of API RP500 Figures 104 and 105 to justify my areas around leak sources. This is having a dramatic impact on our current layout. Does anyone have experience with high pressure (>500 psig) in California? What was your design basis (code, recommended practice, etc.) and what government agency reviews this information?
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
My application is a combined cycle power plant in California. I have natural gas that is 500-550 psig as the fuel source. I have been tasked to generate the electrical classification drawings. I have used 25 feet out of API RP500 Figures 104 and 105 to justify my areas around leak sources. This is having a dramatic impact on our current layout. Does anyone have experience with high pressure (>500 psig) in California? What was your design basis (code, recommended practice, etc.) and what government agency reviews this information?
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.