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The Department of Transportation is considering an amendment to Part 192 that would modify the requirement for marking the location of gas transmission lines and establish new marking requirements for distribution mains. The proposed amendment would make the marking requirements for gas...
The Department of Transportation is considering an amendment to the minimum Federal safety standards for gas pipelines that would require certain steps be taken to prevent the unauthorized introduction of gas into inactive service lines. The amendment would also make several minor changes in...
On May 19, 1972, the Department of Transportation issued a notice of proposed rule making, Notice 72-3; Docket OPS-18 (37 P.. 10578, May 25, 1972) proposing an amendment to Part 192 which would modify the requirements for marking the location of gas transmission lines and establish new marking...
The purpose of this amendment is to extend the period of time during which the interim Federal safety standards applying to gas odorization may remain in effect in those States now requiring the odorization of gas in transmission lines.
The purpose of this amendment is to extend the time period in § 195.428 for the testing of relief valves on pressurized storage tanks used to store liquefied gases.
This amendment of the Federal safety standards for gas pipelines will require certain steps to be taken in order to prevent the unauthorized introduction of gas into inactive pipeline facilities. This rule making involves a revision of § 192.727 of title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations and...
This amendment to § 192.201 (a) changes the restriction on accidental pressure buildup in pipelines, other than low pressure distribution systems, which have a maximum allowable operating pressure (MAOP) of less than 60 p.s.i.g. On November 10, 1971, the Department issued a notice of proposed...
The Department of Transportation is amending Part 192 to create a now § 192.12 that will establish Federal safety standards for liquefied natural gas (LNG). This will be accomplished by incorporating into the regulations, by reference, standards developed in the revised and enlarged...
The purpose of this amendment of § 192.717(b) Is to modify a provision of the Federal safety standards for gas pipeline facilities. This change will permit the permanent field repair of pipeline leaks by means other than welded repair sleeves when the transmission line involved operates at less...
The purpose of this amendment is to extend, from January 1, 1972, to September 1, 1972, the latest date until which the interim minimum Federal safety standards applying to gas odorization may be kept in effect in those States now requiring the odorization of gas in transmission lines.