Piping Lower Limit Surface Temperature
Piping Lower Limit Surface Temperature
(OP)
I'm aware of OSHA requirements to insulate hot piping (generally above 140 deg F) for personnel protection, but I can't seem to find any reference about a lower limit. Is there a code or industry practice for cold piping personnel protection? I imagine touching a pipe containing a fluid at absolute zero would burn, or perhaps cause frostbite.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.





RE: Piping Lower Limit Surface Temperature
Matt
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RE: Piping Lower Limit Surface Temperature
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