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GUIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATIONS OF DOWNSTREAM GAS FACILITIES IN NIGERIA (LPG, CNG, LNG) ISSUED BY
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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATIONS OF GAS STORAGE AND UTILISATION FACILITIES IN NIGERIA Code: DPR Guide 0020 - 2020 Revision Date: 1st September 2020 This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved 17 well-ventilated position at ground level, so that the cylinder valves will be at least 1m horizontally and 300mm vertically from openings in the buildings or from sources such as flue terminal or tumble dryer vents. The cylinders should also be at least 2m horizontally from untrapped drains, unsealed gullies or cellar hatches unless an intervening wall not less than 250mm high is present. iv. Cylinders should be readily available, reasonably protected from physical damage and shall be located where they do not obstruct exit routes from the building. 3.4.3 Requirements for Skid Mounted, Modularised and Containerized Facility The following shall apply for standalone containerized and skid-mounted facilities: i. They shall meet same requirements and safety distances in Section 3.3.3. ii. Additional safety measures for adequate ventilation, gas and fire detectors and fire- fighting equipment shall apply. iii. Technical and functional specifications of the skids shall be made available to DPR, to ensure consistency and availability of the system. iv. Relocation of the skids change in layout of the approved site and any other modification shall be promptly reported to the Department for concurrence and approval. 3.4.4 Requirements for CNG tanks In addition to the requirements for tanks listed in Section 3.4, the following are applicable to CNG tanks: i. Each cylinder or bulk tank used for the storage of CNG shall be equipped with approved pressure relief device and isolation valve, which shall be capable of shutting off the pressure relief device. ii. Piping and gas storage systems shall be protected against over-pressure by safety relief devices. Relief devices installed to protect the storage systems shall be such that it limits the pressure to 120 per cent above the maximum allowable working
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