TECHNISCHE REGEL
ÖVGW G 153/2
Issue date: 2002 04
Construction of gas mains from steel tubes - Guideline for laying and testing of gas mains from steel tubes for operating pressures > 16 bar
General information on ÖVGW G 153/2
Timeline
An overview of the development of ÖVGW G 153/2 from 1992 til today.
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ÖVGW G B111Commissioning and decommis-sioning as well as work on opera-ting gas pipelines and stations
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ÖVGW G B111Commissioning and decommis-sioning as well as work on opera-ting natural gas pipelines and stations
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ÖVGW G E101Pressure testing of natural gas pipelines
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ÖVGW G E100Gas Pipelines - General requirements for design, construction and initial testing of gas pipelines
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ÖVGW G O310Personnel qualification - training and further education
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ÖVGW G E120Natural gas pipelines made of steel - Special requirements for planning, installation and initial te...
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ÖVGW G O310Personnel qualification - training and further education
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ÖVGW G O310Personnel qualification - training and further education
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ÖVGW G B111Commissioning and decommis-sioning as well as work on opera-ting natural gas pipelines and stations
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ÖVGW G O310Personnel qualification, training and further education
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ÖVGW G E101Pressure testing of natural gas pipelines
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ÖVGW G E100Natural gas pipelines - General requirements for design, construction and initial testing of natural...
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ÖVGW G E120Natural gas pipelines made of steel - Special requirements for planning, installation and initial te...
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ÖVGW G B111Commissioning and decommissioning of natural gas pipelines and stations
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ÖVGW G 153/2Construction of gas mains from steel tubes - Guideline for laying and testing of gas mains from stee...
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ÖVGW G 53-3Construction of gas mains from steel tubes; part 3: guideline for laying and testing of gas mains fr...
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Normative References
Here you will find an extract of the normative references. Please refer to the document itself for the full list.