LAC 43:XIII.2936

LAC 43:XIII.2936. Compressor Stations: Gas Detection [49 CFR 192.736]

Last amended: 2004Year: 2026Length: 179 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 43, pt. XIII, § 2936

A. Not later than September 16, 1996, each compressor building in a compressor station must have a fixed gas detection and alarm system, unless the building is: [49 CFR 192.736(a)] 1. constructed so that at least 50 percent of its upright side area is permanently open; or [49 CFR 192.736(a)(1)] 2. located in an unattended field compressor station of 1,000 horsepower (746 kW) or less. [49 CFR 192.736(a)(2)] B. Except when shutdown of the system is necessary for maintenance under Subsection C of this Section, each gas detection and alarm system required by this Section must: [49 CFR 192.736(b)] 1. continuously monitor the compressor building for a concentration of gas in air of not more than 25 percent of the lower explosive limit; and [49 CFR 192.736(b)(1)] 2. if that concentration of gas is detected, warn persons about to enter the building and persons inside the building of the danger. [49 CFR 192.736(b)(2)] C. Each gas detection and alarm system required by this Section must be maintained to function properly. The maintenance must include performance tests. [49 CFR 192.736(c)]
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