Natural Gas Installations
Our company provides project approval and gas activation services for natural gas installations in compliance with applicable specifications, through its certified engineers and technicians. In addition, our company has extensive experience and expertise in building riser installations, welded and threaded in-apartment piping systems, as well as gas installations for industrial and commercial purposes.
ABOUT NATURAL GAS INSTALLATIONS
Natural gas is a combustible, colourless, odourless and lighter-than-air gas mixture consisting mainly of methane and other hydrocarbons, formed beneath the Earth’s crust through specific geological processes. It can be used directly as extracted from its source without requiring additional processing.
Natural gas installation refers to all pipes, fittings and equipment used to transport natural gas from its source to the final point of use. During the design of the installation, system components and pipe diameters are determined by taking pressure loss and flow velocity factors into consideration.
Our Natural Gas Installation Applications
- Industrial Applications
- Residential Applications
- Manufacturing Facility Applications
A natural gas installation includes all pipes, fittings and equipment used to safely transport natural gas to the final point of use. During system design, technical factors such as pipe diameter, pressure loss and gas flow velocity are taken into consideration.
BORTEK Engineering provides natural gas project approval, gas activation services, building riser installations, welded and threaded in-apartment piping systems, as well as natural gas installation solutions for industrial and commercial applications.
When designing a natural gas installation, factors such as gas demand, piping routes, pipe diameters, pressure losses, flow velocity and equipment selection should be evaluated together. Proper engineering calculations are essential for safe and efficient system operation.
Natural gas installations can be designed for residential buildings, commercial properties, industrial facilities and manufacturing plants. The system capacity and installation structure should be determined according to the intended use and technical requirements of each project.