7. Hydrocarbons
These products, considered here from a hydraulic point of view, are derived from the distillation of petroleum, which successively produces :
gases, delivered at low pressure or in the form of liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) such as butane, propane and acetylene, which are volatile, flammable, explosive and highly toxic;
light gasolines used in the aviation, automotive and chemical industries, low-viscosity, flammable, volatile liquids;
heating oil (FOD), heavy fuel oil (FOL), fuel oil no. 1, fuel oil no. 2, for heating purposes, highly viscous, flammable liquids.
The transport (pipelines, waterways, trucks, trains) and storage of these products require perfectly ventilated and insulated facilities, particularly reliable because of the risk...
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Standards and norms
- Medical gas distribution systems – Part 1: Compressed medical gases and vacuum distribution systems - NF EN ISO 7396-1 - 11-07
- Medical gas distribution systems – Part 1: Compressed medical gases and vacuum distribution systems – Amendment 1: requirements for wall-mounted vacuum outlets mounted on medical ducts with operator-adjustable cross-sections and connected to ducts by flexible hoses - NF EN ISO 7396-1/A1...
Regulatory texts
Water Act of January 3, 1992
Articles L640 and L641 of the Civil Code on the general status of rainwater
Order of October 22, 1982 on safety devices for medical gas distribution equipment
Circular of October 10, 1985 on the distribution of gases for medical use and the creation of a local commission to oversee this distribution.
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