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    Figure 1-1 Flow Scheme For CNG And/or LNG Components Classification

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    The document outlines a flow scheme for classifying compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) components based on whether they are in contact with gas, their temperature, and operating pressure (po). It breaks components into 6 classes depending on these factors, with Class 0 for storage cylinders, Class 1-4 for components based on increasing pressure ranges, and Class 5-6 for very low or high temperature components respectively.

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    E/ECE/324/Rev.2/Add.109/Rev.

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    E/ECE/TRANS/505/Rev.2/Add.109/Rev.5

    Figure 1-1
    Flow scheme for CNG and/or LNG components classification

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    In contact with No
    gas

    Yes

    Yes
    Temperature
    Class 5
    ˂ -40 °C

    No

    Yes No
    po>3,000 kPa po ˂26,000 kPa Storage cylinder

    No
    Class 6
    Yes
    No
    Class 0

    Yes No
    Safety valve Class 1
    450˂po˂3,000 kPa

    No Yes
    Class 3

    Yes
    20˂po˂450 kPa Class 2

    No
    Class 4
    Not subject to
    this Regulation

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