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    ASME B31.8 vs 49 CFR 192 Subpart D - Design of Pipeline Components

    *pretext, not a legal expert, just sharing what I think I know. Hopefully it makes sense :) When a document is incorporated by reference into a CFR the “citation” must include the chapter it is referenced in, where the usage of the document is expressed, as noted in the IBR Handbook(Page 21...
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    ASME B31.3 Exempt Piping

    DekDee, The equipment is for an LNG facility in the USA. Federal code for LNG facilities, 49 CFR Part 193, incorporates NFPA 59A(2001 edition) which then incorporates ASME B31.3(1996 edition). To be compliant with federal standards we must then conform to outdated standards.
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    ASME B31.3 Exempt Piping

    Thanks for the responses, for closure I asked them to clarify and provided the same code section and they changed their stance on the matter. LittleInch; I believe the advantage would be using their defined NDE percentages and having less documentation to worry about. They would treat as Class...
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    ASME B31.3 Exempt Piping

    Hello, I have a vendor claiming the gas piping to a burner is exempt from B31.3 due to the design pressure being 12 PSIG and stream composition being purely natural gas. I looked into the contract code, AMSE B31.3(1996) and found the following exclusion and definition for flammable. Given...

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