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Clearances from oil heater to gas train piping?

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ZHWIL28

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We are going to supply a thermal energy system like boilers, which is composed of a thermal oil heater and combustion cell, in Ontario. My question is that what is the clearance requirement from nearby gas train piping to this energy system or which standard I can find this specific requirement? I looked at CSA B149 National Gas and Propane Installation Guide in which it only states the clearances from boiler to any COMBUSTIBLE material. Thanks for your help.

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William
 
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