NFPA 67, Guide on Explosion Protection for Gaseous Mixtures in Pipe Systems 2019 edition provides guidance for designing, installing, and operating explosion protection systems for facilities with process piping, vapor recovery system piping, gas venting piping and manifolds, gas piping for water electrolysis and fuel cell systems, flare systems, and other piping applications where flammable gas mixtures present explosion hazards. This reference supports designers, engineers, contractors, and facility managers responsible for mitigating explosion risks in industrial piping systems. Who Uses NFPA 67 The 2019 edition is the reference of choice for process safety engineers, mechanical engineers, piping designers, industrial facility managers, and safety officers working with gaseous mixtures in pipe systems across industrial, energy, and manufacturing environments. What's New in the 2019 Edition The 2019 edition expands the scope and usability of the guide, including: New text identifying and addressing three additional applications where flammable gas formation presents explosion hazards in piping systems. New annex providing worked examples for applying pipe wall thickness equations for elastic response to stable detonations. Clarifications throughout to improve ease of understanding and application of guidance across system types. Format Advisory NFPA 67 is a recommended practice guide rather than a mandatory code. It provides engineering guidance and best practices for explosion protection design and is not itself an adopted code standard. Verify applicability to your jurisdiction and project requirements before purchasing. Stay current with the explosion protection guidance relied on by process safety engineers and facility managers working with gaseous mixtures in industrial piping systems. Free standard shipping on all orders. Need multiple copies? Contact us for bulk pricing.
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