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Anonymous users2024-01-24Normally, outdoor natural gas pipelines are not allowed to be enclosed. If it is an indoor kitchen, there is no problem at all if it is closed with cabinet panels, but if it is masonry, it is not possible.
Yes, the pipes can be moved, under the ground or into the wall.
Don't touch the original gas pipeline, and be careful when using liquefied gas, but it is more dangerous than people who don't have natural gas.
It's hard to say.
The conditions for a natural gas explosion are that the concentration reaches 5-15% (the explosion limit) and encounters sparks. >>>More
Generally, you need to use a three-way natural gas pipeline, and it's good to divide it, but I don't know what will happen when it is used at the same time. >>>More
Natural gas forgets to turn off and burn non-stop, as long as it is not blown out by the wind, there will be no consequences, stainless steel kettle will not be burned, as long as it burns it will not have an accident.