At what interval should supply lines be supported?

Support for supply lines is vital for ensuring the structural integrity and functionality of the entire system. The correct interval for supporting supply lines is 21 to 27 inches. This distance allows for adequate support, helping to prevent sagging or excessive vibration, which could lead to leaks or failures over time. By maintaining this interval, the installation adheres to the industry standards for safe and effective CNG systems.

Moreover, spacing supports too far apart may compromise the line's stability, increasing the risk of mechanical issues. Following the recommended support interval also ensures compliance with regulations and best practices, which are critical in maintaining safe operations in natural gas applications. Overall, supporting the supply lines at the specified distance promotes longevity and safety in the CNG system.