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A drip cup will trap any junk from the gas in the line.
The purpose of a drip leg in the gas piping is used as a device to capture dirt and debris from entering the furnace.
Drip cup should be 2 and 1/2 times the pipe being served. Check local Gas Code bylaws for proper information.
Wet Dry or a drip leg as required by most civilized codes
AnswerA drip leg is used to catch any debris and condensation in a gas line before it reaches critical components, ie. regulators.Not only used for gas lines. Can also be installed in steam lines to capture condensation in industrial applications.
natural gas pipelines
If you mean drip leg, yes you can. Some local codes still want a drip leg installed.
Some towns want drip legs on city gas when it enters a building and then goes up to the ceiling. So it will be where it enters the building and also when it drops down befor it connects to the heater or boiler.
Not much of anything. Drip legs were quite common in the past, and many cities and engineers still specifiy their use. They are intended to capture any condensed water that may have been transported in the gas. If you don't have a drip leg, I'd not worry about it. I was flagged for this in the Borough of Magnolia in NJ and had to install one to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy. You can call the township you live in to see if it is required.
It needs to be installed on each part of ontario gas code
A. A 2-in schedule 40 sheets pipe is used as a leg for a machine. The Load carried by the leg is 2350lb. a. Compute the bearing stress on the floor if the pipe is left open at its end b. Compute the bearing stress on the floor if a flat plate is welded to the bottom of the pipe having a diameter of the pipe
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Yes, galvanised pipes may certainly be used. Making sure that the threaded joints are well sealed, however galvanised piping can be tricky and sometimes difficult to install. Copper pipe is so widely used and preferred because of the soldered joints, you are guaranteed a leak proof joint and much easier to install. Black iron pipe is more commonly used than galvanized. The galvanizing reacts with the gas and can flake off. I have seen entire housed done in galvanized with no problem, but have come across areas of pipe in others that were completely clogged with the galvanizing flakes.