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    This document provides a chart for spacing pipelines at different depths underground. The chart lists the minimum horizontal and vertical distances between pipelines at depths ranging from 1 to 6 meters. Notes explain that the dimensions in the chart are in millimeters for uninsulated pipes and the spacing needs to be increased by the thickness of any insulation on the pipes.

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    This document provides a chart for spacing pipelines at different depths underground. The chart lists the minimum horizontal and vertical distances between pipelines at depths ranging from 1 to 6 meters. Notes explain that the dimensions in the chart are in millimeters for uninsulated pipes and the spacing needs to be increased by the thickness of any insulation on the pipes.

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    Ipe Ine Pacing Chart: Notes

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    This document provides a chart for spacing pipelines at different depths underground. The chart lists the minimum horizontal and vertical distances between pipelines at depths ranging from 1 to 6 meters. Notes explain that the dimensions in the chart are in millimeters for uninsulated pipes and the spacing needs to be increased by the thickness of any insulation on the pipes.

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    Pipe Line Spacing Chart

    Notes:
    1. All dimensions are in Millimeters unless otherwise stated.

    2. Dimensions 'A' and 'B' shown above are for uninsulated lines.

    3. To determine the line spacing for insulated lines add the insulation
    thickness to dimensions 'A' and 'B'.

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