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ÖVGW G E120
Issue date: 2026 06
Gas pipelines made of steel - Special requirements for planning, installation and initial testing of gas pipelines made of steel
General information on ÖVGW G E120
Timeline
An overview of the development of ÖVGW G E120 from 1983 til today.
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ÖVGW G E120Gas pipelines made of steel - Special requirements for planning, installation and initial testing of...
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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 E120Natural gas pipelines made of steel - Special requirements for planning, installation and initial te...
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ÖVGW G 55Gas service pipes with an operating pressure <= 5 bar - Functional requirements for planning, constr...
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ÖVGW G 56Natural gasconnection pipes with MOP > 5 bar - Functional requirements for design, construction, ope...
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ÖVGW G 153/1Construction of gas mains from steel tubes - Guideline for laying and testing of gas mains from stee...
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ÖVGW G 57Crossing of railways, traffic roads and stretches of water with gas mains - Design and installation
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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 55Gas service pipes with an operating pressure <= 5 bar
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ÖVGW G 57Crossing of railways and traffic roads with gas mains with or without protecting tubes - Guideline f...
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ÖVGW G 53-4Construction of gas pipelines made of steel pipes - Guideline for installation and testing of gas pi...
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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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ÖVGW G 55Gas connection mains for houses with an operating pressure <= 4 bar
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ÖVGW G 53-1Constuction of gas mains from steel tubes; part 1: rule for the requirements to tubes and parts of t...
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ÖVGW G 53-2Construction of gas mains from steel tubes; part 2: rule for laying and testing of gas mains from st...
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