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Ordinance Amending The Gas Regulations

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om ændring af gasreglementet

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Annex I

Publication of the amendment of the gas Regulation

§ 1

In the gas code, the following changes are made :

1. Gas Regulation Section B-5, the installation requirements for F-gas instalments (flat-rate installations) in the housing and leisure sector, temporary F-gas installations for the festivals and the like, smaller professions and the F-gas installations for educational purposes are replaced by Annex I ; this notice.

§ 2

The announcement shall enter into force on 1. June 2009.

Homeland Security, 26. May 2009 Carsten Searich / Anders Aaselund Høier

Annex I

Chapter B-5 of the gas regulation

Installation requirements for F-gas installations (flat-rate installations) in the housing and leisure sector, temporary F-gas installations for the festivals and the like, smaller professions and the F-gas installations for educational purposes.

Preuse

Under section 15, in the case of gas installations and installations in connection with water and drainage charges, cf. Law Order no. 988 of 8. In December 2003, as amended by law-order No 1601 of 20. In December 2006, the chapter B-5 of the Gas Regulation shall be established.

The requirements include technical provisions for the execution, control and service of the housing and leisure installations in the housing and leisure sector, temporary F gas installations for the festivals and the like, smaller professions, and the F-gas installations for educational purposes.

The recipes are in addition to and clarifies all provisions relating to the flasks in the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation and the Chapter B-4 of the gas regulation.

Homeland Security, 1. June 2009

GAS RULES SECTION B-5
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
AREA OF VALIDITY
2
GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1
Terminology
2.2
Execution of gas installations
2.2.1
Authorization requirements
2.2.2
Excepted from authority requirements
2.2.3
Changes and Extensions
2.3
Owner / User Provisions
2.3.1
Availability of installation
2.3.2
Installation identified by the gas provider failed
2.3.3
State and maintenance of the installation
2.4
Provisions relating to the installer of the plumber
2.4.1
Enrollment and authorization for execution of work
2.4.2
Enrollment
2.4.3
IOPOOPTIONS OF Installations
2.4.4
Responsibility and duties
2.4.5
Vvs-installaton's obligation to instruction the owner (user)
2.5
Provisions relating to the gas supplier
2.5.1
Gas supplier ' s supervision of new installations
2.5.2
Gas supplier ' s supervision of existing installations
3
TECHNICAL PROVISIONS
3.1
Wire
3.1.1
Supplementary provisions
3.2
Tap
3.2.1
Suppretive pressure in buildings in buildings
3.2.2
Protection against unintentional overpressure
3.2.3
Automatically converters and pressure regulators for flashes
3.3
Labelling of gas appliances
3.4
Installation of gaseous appliances
3.4.1
Before installation
3.4.2
Indoor the connection of gaseous appliances
3.4.3
Outdoor connection of gaseous appliances
3.4.4
Changing and converting gaseous appliances
3.5
Bottle Location
3.6
Denial testing
3.7
Control, testing, functional and adjustment
3.7.1
Incineration
3.7.2
Regulators and Safety Plans
3.8
Testing and putting into service
3.9
Gaskvaltet
3.10
Supervision and maintenance
3.10.1
General
3.10.2
Operations in operation
3.10.3
Reasonable suspicion
3.11
Gas Installations Service
4
SPECIAL PROVISIONS
4.1
Bolig and leisure
4.1.1
Low pressure regulators for a maximum of 11 kg cylinders
4.1.2
Comfur / Instruction / Kogeap / Kogeapparates / Storkingequipment
4.1.3
Portable heat ovens
4.1.4
Gamirse
4.1.5
Gas barbecue
4.1.6
Terrassewarmers (Beamers Warmer)
4.1.7
Laundrers / dryers
4.1.8
Mechs
4.1.9
Beam-heating system
4.1.10
Lightning connections
4.1.11
Lamps
4.1.12
Faces
4.1.13
Gas radiators / Varmeoovens (fixed)
4.1.14
Refritators
4.1.15
Equipment intended for use with one-time cans
4.1.16
Cedles and water warmers
4.2
Non-Persistent F-gas installations for festivals and similar
4.2.1
Scope of application
4.2.2
Labelling
4.2.3
Install
4.2.4
Distance Claims
4.2.5
Ventilation
4.2.6
Flat position and sizes
4.2.7
Certification and approval of work
4.3
Handcuffs
4.3.1
Utijers burners
4.3.2
Chain-and-cutting burners
4.3.3
Fuel (tagouts)
4.3.4
Bunsen burners
4.3.5
Melting burners
4.4
Gas Installations for Education Use
4.4.1
Maintenance and Repair of Existing Installations
4.4.2
New Installations and Changes to Existing Installations
4.4.3
the responsibility and duties of the supplier of the supplier of the installer, the owner of the gas supplier and the supplier
4.4.4
Gas installations with pressure over 100 mbar
4.4.5
Wire
4.4.6
Installation of gaseous appliances and equipment
4.4.7
Ventilation
4.4.8
Testing and putting into service
4.4.9
Operations and maintenance
4.4.10
Principle outline
5
PENALTY, ENTRY INTO FORCE AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
5.1
Penalty provisions
5.2
Entry into force into force
6
EXHIBIT
6.1
Appendix 1-Installation and approval certificate
6.2
Appendix 2-Installation report and Operation and Maintenance Plan (SU) Guiding Schedule (SU)

1 DURATION OF VALIDITY

1.1 The requirements include technical provisions for the execution, control and service of the housing and leisure installations in the housing and leisure sector, temporary F-gas installations for festivals and similar, smaller industries, and the F-gas installations educational purposes.

The recipes are in addition to and clarifies all provisions relating to the flasks in the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation and the Chapter B-4 of the gas regulation.

1.2 F-gas installations (flat surface installations) include the entire installation including gaseous-consuming devices, and ventilation and trigger systems. The only exception here is the bottle or the tank itself. See Figur 1-1.

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1.3 The scope of the scope is limited according to the following :

For fixed F gas installations with an acceptable operating pressure above 4 bar, reference is made to Section B-4 of the Gas Regulation.

For F-gas installations with an unfired effect of more than 135 kW, reference is made to the installation requirements in section B-4 of the gas regulation.

1.4 For F-gas installations in caravans, campervans, workshops, trailers, wagons, sausage wagons and similar references to special installation requirements in section B-3 of the gas regulation.

1.5 F-gas installations for motor vehicles are referred to the special provisions of the Ministry of Justitilation.

1.6 Current Regulation applies to house boats ; but for F-gas installations in ships / both reference is made to the special provisions of the Maritime Management Board.

1.7 F-gas containers shall comply with the provisions in force at any time, including those of the Ministry of Labour (Directorate-General for Labour) prepared provisions.

1.8 Preparation of gas cylinties in the warehouse or plant and the setting of seamen must be carried out in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

In the case of installations with a permit filling up to 11 kg (11 kg) for use in residential buildings, the following shall be used for each household or lease :

1) An equipment with 1 container in use and 1 canister in reserve.

2) A 1 tank plant in use and 1 installations with 2 containers, of which 1 are in use and 1 are in reserve, or

3) three installations with each 1 tank in use.

Reference is made to the provisions of the Contingency Management Board.

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1.9 Provisions relating to the conformity assessment of gas equipment, general requirements for gas equipment and the requirements for gas suppliers shall be provided in the Chapter C of the Gas Regulation.

1.10 The provisions shall apply to the quality of gas in the third area. gas family (F-gas), i.e. butane, propane, and mixtures thereof, also known as Group B/P, cf. DS / EN 437.

F-gas must have an upper Wobbeindex in the range 76,9-92,1 MJ/mn3. Overview of 3. Gas family is listed in Tables 1-1.

F-gas for household use may not contain more than 55% C4 gas (volume of butane) and usually delivered a quality less than 20% butane.

F-gas for special industrial applications may be supplied with other intermix conditions when the use is approved by the gas supplier and the installation is designed to do so.

F-gas for camping use may in particular labelled bottles contain commercially pure butane.

GaType
Apparatus categories
Endings strych
Minimum
Nominal
Maximum
3. Gas Family
group B/P
I 3B/P
II 2H3B/P
III 1a2H3B/P
III 1e2H3B/P
25 mbar
30 mbar
35 mbar

Table 1-1. Overview of 3. Gas family.

1.11 The provisions of Section B-5 of the Gas Regulation relating to the conditions of gas installations in respect of other items shall not be complied with only by the execution of new gas installations, but also by the execution and application of other objects nearby ; of existing gas installations. For example, a distance of electrical installations and possibly. requirements in the structure of the building code.

1.12 The Security Council may, in specific cases not foreseen by the rules of regulation, make specific safety requirements if conditions necessitates this.

2 GENERAL PROVISIONS

2.1 terminology

Vvs-installaturs a company which, under the law, has been authorized to carry out gas, water and sanitation installations.

Author ' s competent enterprise a company which, under the law, has been granted approval to carry out works on gas installations within a limited range of work.

Simple Install are, in the case of the F gas, a gas installation covering a ' CE ' approved gas apparatus which is regulated for F-gas (30 mbar-see Table 3 3) by the manufacturer and fitted with a maximum of 1,5 m DG-approved gas hose and DG-approved regulator, for use, with a maximum of 11 kilograms of gas. For example, a simple installation is referenced on Figur 4-8.

Installation work include the execution and modification / repair of the installation, installation and connection of gaseous appliances, including their ventilation and trigger systems.

Insertion of gaseous appliances include control and, where appropriate, the adjusting of appliance load, function of safety components, and verification of appliances, including their ventilation and trigger systems.

Transparing are visual control of seals.

Hand burns a hand-holding burner is used to be watched.

Flash safety is an automatic monitoring of the presence of flame during operation. Prevents the flow of gas from a lack of flame.

Atmospheric control is an automated monitoring system that disrupts the gas supply if the level of CO2 in the storage space is too high.

Imparted snake is a DG-approved smooth rubber hose. Usually used for laboratory use.

Installation Serpent is a DG-approved and DG-labelled flex-snake with imprest in both ends or DG-approved flexhose with a mounted safety-oid.

Lav_expressionsslange is a DG-approved and DG-labelled low-pressure-long Ø10-11 mm (internal) for use in the safe distance up to 100 mbar.

High-pressure swan is a DG approved and DG-labeled high pressure-length Ø6-7 mm (internal) up to 16 bar.

Steel-nosed snake is a DG-approved and DG-labeled serpent with a venereal stainless steel wire for additional thermal protection and protection from mechanical effects. The snake is equipped with factory-mounted couplings.

Type C of Slangepoint C or E is a standard connection for low-pressure tugs, see Figur 2-4.

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Flexible connectivity an increase in steel, high pressure hose, low-pressure hose, installation snake or non-armed snake.

Mechanical extrusion is a device preventing gaseous hoses from being unsuitability, for example, a steel wire.

Facilities containers (bottles) or tanks with regulatory bodies and related installations (pipelines, gaseous hoses, evaporators, apparatus and appliances etc.).

Oplag is a total quantity of gas stored in a room, in a building or in the case of containers, or tanks from which no fixed installation or appliance is not connected or defilling or consumption of any kind.

Ventilation the installation requirements for ventilation in the case of flat-rate installations are considered to be the installation requirements.

Service the work of systematic inspection and control, including where necessary, purification, repair, replacement of parts and adjusting of the adjustment conditions.

Evoke for the purposes of the emergency repair of gaseous-consuming equipment, including their ventilation and trigger systems, in connection with a dangerous event or in case of outage.

Gas Vendor is an establishment that owns or maintains the gas supply system and which distributes gas for installations.

In the case of the delivery of the F gas in gas cylinties, only the company responsible for filling and labelling of gas cylinties is considered to be gas suppliers.

WobbeIndex the fuel value is divided by the square root of the relative density.

Approval of gas equipment are understood as the models for conformity assessment and certification as specified in Section C1 of the Gas Regulation. A distinction shall be made between :

CE-labelled gas equipment :
Gas-consuming apparatus approved by a body in accordance with the Community Directive (90 / 396 / EEC) on gaseous appliances.
DG-approved gas equipment :
Installation components and special gas equipment, nationally approved and marked pursuant to the provisions of section C-1 and C-2 of the Gas Regulation.

2.2 Execution of gas installations

2.2.1 Authorization requirements

Installation, repair, regulation and service of gas installations shall be carried out only by authorised vvvvs-installatters or approved competent establishments, as before the law.

In the performance of gas-consuming appliances, the provisions of the gas regulation, with the entry into force and transitional provisions specified, must be fulfilled.

2.2.2 Except for authorization requirements

Exempted from the authority requirement :

1) The owner's common service and maintenance of gas equipment (s) according to the manufacturer ' s instructions for which no use of a tool for the use of gas-leading assemblies or parts is required.

2.2.3 Changes and Extensions

In the case of changes and the extension of existing gas installations, any time in force in the Gas Regulation shall be followed, and the total gas installation must be brought into line with that.

It is permissible to make minor changes to existing gas installations where the extent and the complete moability of the gas installation are maintained in such a way that the installation continues to comply with the provisions of the Gas Regulation, which were in force ; the time of completion of the original installation.

The provisions of the gas regulation directed against existing installations and where Security for security reasons require changes, as in section 3.10.2, to be completed within the specified time limit.

2.3 Provisions concerning the owner / user

The obligations laid down in this section shall be the owner of the gas installation and the user, where this is different from the owner.

2.3.1 Availability of the installation

The owner (user) of a gas installation must at all times grant access to the Security Administration by authorized persons without a court order to access and examine any gas installation.

2.3.2 The installation has been identified by the gas supplier

If changes are required for the installation to comply with the requirements of the installation, these changes must be carried out within a time limit set by the gas supplier. The gas supplier must, where it is estimated that there is a danger, interrupt or seal the gas flow to the part of the gas installation resulting in the danger until the required changes have been made, and the supplier has approved them.

2.3.3 Condition and maintenance of the installation

The user (owner) is responsible for the proper operation and maintenance of the installation, including installation work and service being performed by an authorized vvvvs, and that service is performed on the gaseous appliances with The gas regulation, and the frequencies provided by the manufacturer.

2.4 Provisions relating to the installer of the vvs

2.4.1 Rectification and authorization for the execution of work

The following installations shall be subject to prior notification :

1) Arrangements in education rooms.

2) Big kitchen fixings.

3) Acquisitions.

4) Special installations, such as ceramic workshops and the like.

Notification shall be made to the gas supplier and one of the Administrative Board approved forms shall be used. The gas suppliers business time must be followed.

2.4.2 Completion

Immediately after the installation work, including work on changes and repairs or, where necessary, removal of installations, must be carried out and tested, within five working days of completion of the work, complete registration to the gas supplier.

The requirement for final transmission applies both to the gas installations and wired gas installations, as for installations connected to the gas cylincts.

The following installations have been undone.

1) Simple installation connected to a maximum of 11 kg (11 kg), which is not wired (fixed installation).

For the completion of installations containing appliance types, which are subject to the furtive. 2.2.2.5 of the section A of the Gas Regulation must be regulated by persons with an A certificate, the completion notification shall contain information on the name and A certificate number of this person.

2.4.3 installation of installations

Before commissioning of a gas installation, the supplier of gas suppliers shall be obtained by the supplier of the gas supplier for the use of the business operations. In the case of non-operational services, reference is made to Section 7 and Annex 4A of the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation.

2.4.4 Responsibility and duties

2.4.4.1 Completion

Upon completion of any installation work, the vvs ' s installer shall be responsible for the complete installation of the gas installation and the installation work carried out, as well as the part of the rest of the installation available to the installation, compliance with the provisions of section 2.2.3. This applies, regardless of whether the installer of the vvs has not performed the original installation.

2.4.4.2 Completed service

After terminated service on gaseous appliances, including their ventilation and trigger systems, the vvs has the responsibility for the total gas installation to be dense and without any visible errors and that the serviced or repaired gas consuming ; appliances and their ventilation and ventilation systems are in good condition and that the appliances are properly regulated.

2.4.4.3 Evoke

For the purpose of the call, the installer of the vvs has the responsibility of ensuring that the repairs carried out are subject to security, and that the installation has not been flawed by visible errors.

2.4.4.4 Matches Found

Errors must be rectified before completion of service or repair. The minor errors that do not constitute a safety risk and not immediately remedied shall make the installer of the owner (user) aware of these errors.

2.4.4.5 Completed work

The Vvs-instalateur has full responsibility for the work that has been done. Vvs-installata shall not be relieved of any part of his responsibility, even if the gas supplier must have approved a facility.

2.4.4.4.6 Security important errors

Where the installer of the vvs or his employees are deemed to be a safety-wise one, and it is estimated that there is any danger, the gas supply must be interrupted for the installation. For tanks or cylinties greater than 11 kg, the supplier must be informed.

The Safety Management Board shall also be informed where a systematic product or installation error is established and where the plumber of the vvs has identified a significant safety risk.

2.4.5 Vvs-installaton's obligation to instruction the owner (user)

2.4.5.1 Commissioning

In the taking into service of any gas installation-new, modified, enhanced or existing installation-the installer of the installer must instruct the owner (user) in the operation of the installation and for this connected gas-consuming apparatus and the necessary release of the equipment ; danskingual use instructions and any printed security rules.

The Vvs-installer shall also make the owner (user) aware that this is responsible for the future state and maintenance of the installation, including the owner (user) to make a rectifying error remedies as soon as possible, as well as to the anchorages that there is measures to prevent such errors may be taken as quickly as possible, in order to prevent such errors from being a danger to persons and property.

2.5 Provisions relating to the gas supplier

Any gas supplier must be approved by the Security Agency on the basis of the provisions of Section C-10 of the Gas Regulation.

It is the responsibility of the gas supplier to provide a gas quality which satisfies the provisions laid down for the quality of the gas quality for 3. gas family of the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation.

2.5.1 Gas supplier ' s supervision of new installations

Following notification by the authorized vvvs-installer of fixed supply lines, the gas supplier must carry out the work carried out to determine whether the installation has been carried out in accordance with the following requirements : the provisions of the Gas Regulation and the assessment of whether or not this operation is appropriate and, incidentally, safety-wise. The surveillance must be carried out in accordance with the guidelines of the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation.

In the case of standard installations, the gas supplier shall carry out random checks on the basis of an already established sampling programme approved by the Security Board.

The gas supplier ' s supervision shall be carried out within 6 weeks of the installer of the installer of the installation.

2.5.2 Gas supplier ' s supervision of existing installations

It is incumbated by the supplier of the gas supplier to draw up a sampling programme for random inspections of existing gas installations in the consumer, as provided for by the Gas Regulation's section C-10.

The gas supplier must carry out the systematic maintenance of own installations, that is to say. electrical discharges, regulator arrangements and own user installations. Confederal errors in own installations must be recorded and remedied.

3 TECHNICAL PROVISIONS

3.1 Ledging installations

For wiring installations, refer to the provisions of section A of the Gas Regulation.

3.1.1 Supplementary provisions

For hidden pipes (to F-gas) under terrain, only the hard-weighed or welded assemblies are permitted.

Fees are accepted only according to EN 10226-1 (Conical exterior causeway and parallel interior vents). DG-approved packaging agent shall be used to ensure the safe collection of collections.

3.2 Press

3.2.1 Pressurised pressure of gas installations in buildings

The following applies :

1) In residential buildings, including one-and two-family houses, schools, hospitals and so on, there must be no higher gastrok than 100 mbar.

2) Livestock regulators with a pressure of 100 mbar and 4 bars shall be placed on residential buildings, schools, hospitals and similar establishments immediately before the introduction of gas pipeline in its intended regulator, even before the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation.

The house or meter regulator with a pressurise up to 100 mbar is permitted indoors.

3) Notwithstanding the provisions of a (a) and (b), the following shall be subject to the authorisation by the Security Board, allowing for the introduction of F-gas intermediate pressure up to 2.0 bars in hospitals and similar, where necessary for the use of the gaseous appliances.

4) In the case of the introduction of gas for industrial purposes or as heating in agriculture or industry, it is permissible to introduce up to 4 bar. It refers to the installation requirements in the area, as indicated in Section B-4 of the Gas Regulation.

3.2.2 Protection against unintentional overload

The following applies :

1) In the case of use of the house regulators and in installations with the F gas tanks and bottlenies, at least one pressure limitation device shall be provided that ensures against a high installer. The safety device may consist of :

a) a safety-lockout valve (SAV), or

b) a security absolution valve (SAL) valve (SAL) (100% deload capacity).

The safety device could be a compound with the houseregulator.

2) Minimum requirements for the safety of the overload :

a) In the case of F-gas cylinders, mainly for use in dwellings or less professions, for installations up to and with two 33 kilograms of cylinders automatically replaces that the requirement for a guarantee against excess pressure is met by the use of DG-approved regulators, in native terms ; veneration valve (with limited cut-off capacity).

b) For F-gas bottle batteries with more than 2 33 kg bottles and at F-gas tankerers that provide less installations (< 135 kW, Hø), the regulator event must be fitted with at least one safety-lock valve.

3) Excepted to the requirement for pressure limitation devices :

a) House or meter regulators with a maximum pressure of 100 mbar.

b) F-gas regulators fitted directly to one gas bottle.

4) For the use of safety leftowers (SAV), a leak can be used to ensure the installation against too high pressure if the safety-locking valve does not close.

The capacity of the leakgas valve shall be 1% of the installation capacity. In the deceptions above 200 l / h, the deceptions shall be carried over the roof.

5) For the purpose of applying the security-blocking valve (SAV) safety device in combination with the leakgas valve, the optional sequencer of activation of the components may be selected, as Table 3 (2), according to the following :

a) If the maximum permissible operating pressure in the sample is between 100 bars and 4 bar, the departure after the controller could not exceed the maximum allowable installation pressure + 100 mbar. The pressure limitation device must normally be adjusted in such a way as to allow the activation pressure within the limits of the tolerances set out in Table 3 2.

b) In the case of F-gas regulators with a departure pressure 30 mbar, the pressure limitation device must step in function at a departure pressure between 90 and 140 mbar.

Gaskvaltet
Nominal
departure pressure
Connection pressure variations
Security Absolution
SAL
Security Absolution
SAL
Security lockout
SAV
Security lockout
SAV
3. Gas Family, Group B/P
30 mbar
25-35 mbar
90-110
mbar
120-140
mbar
90-110
mbar
120-140
mbar

Table 3-2. Overview of security features, SAL, and SAV.

3.2.3 Automatically converters and pressure regulators for flashes

The following applies :

1) The automatic switchers and pressure regulators for flashes must be DG-approved and appropriate for the purpose.

2) Usual household appliances must be a low pressure regulator with nominal departure pressure at 30 mbar.

3) Flashegas regulators to supply F-gas intermediate devices shall have a nominal valor of between 0,5 and 2 bar.

4) Flashegas regulators which supply F-gas industrial appliances may have a nominal departure limit of up to a maximum of 4 bar.

3.3 gas appliances for the labelling of gaseers

Gas-consuming devices must be approved (DG-eller CE marked) for the installation purposes and for those in Table 3-3 specified gaudities and the connector pressure. The approval shall include labelling and the use of the use and installation instructions for the marketing of Denmark in Denmark.

GaType
Apparatus categories
Endings strych
Minimum
Nominal
Maximum
3. Gas Family,
group B/P
I 3B/P
II 2H3B/P
III 1a2H3B/P
III 1e2H3B/P
25 mbar
30 mbar
35 mbar

Table 3-3. Device categories and connector pressure in 3. Gas family.

3.4 Installation of gaseous appliances

This section applies to gas appliances with the maximum terminated power of 135 kW, calculated according to upper calorific value, His; (120 kW after lower combustion value, Hn), and the installations up to 100 mbar.

Installations for the use of the educational installations are provided in section 4.4.

Gas-consuming devices must be installed, so that there is at least risk of poisoning, explosion and fire resulting from the sibling of gases and in the case of appliance.

Gas-consuming apparatus must be fitted with a trigger to a severance system even before the provisions of the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation.

Gas-consuming apparatus with open combustion chamber attached to trigger pipes shall be provided with a severance ring. The requirement may be waived if :

1) the total connector value in the opting room is less than or equal to 0,025 kW per m 3 spaces, or

2) the gaseous-consuming device is installed in a separate storage space without access to housing, with a free-air opening-up both above and below, in accordance with the Chapter A of the Gas Regulation, or

3) the security management authority may be demonstrated that there will be no risk of the flow of dangerous quantities of combustion products at a blocked extraction.

Retraction signals shall be either covered by the approval of the gas apparatus or be separate DG approved.

Gas-consuming devices must be installed so that they can be operated conveniently and without any danger, so that the replacement, the necessary arrangements for maintenance and servicing can be carried out easily and properly.

Gas-consuming devices must be installed to ensure that surface temperatures of ambient combustible material cannot exceed 80 ° C when the use of portable gaseous gaseous appliances must be ensured that the environment is not exposed to harmful effects ; Heat impact.

In the case of gaseous appliances without appliances, a perimeter must be affixed to a barrier. This applies even if there is a built-in security or regulatory device in the appliance.

In the case of flat-rate installations, where the gas bottle is installed in the same space as the gaseous apparatus, the dipping-breaker can be accepted on the controller as a barrier valve.

High pressure and low-pressure snakes must be inspected regularly and replaced by established revenger or other damage.

Reference is made to the provisions of the Building Regulation.

3.4.1 Before installation

Before installing the gaseous appliance, it shall be checked :

1) the appliance shall be the DG or CE mark. If the CE mark is the CE mark, the CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number indicating that the apparatus in question has been produced correctly in accordance with the gas-apparatus Directive and the marketing year in production ;

2) the apparatus is intended for Danish conditions, including the connection of the type and the connection pressure, even before Table 3-3 ;

3) the apparatus is equipped with an unequivocal sign sign, with the construction of one of the categories of approved apparatus approved in Table 3, accompanied by a Danish language of use and installation, and

4) the appliance, even before the installation instructions, may be installed legally in accordance with this Regulation, including that the appliance has the required safety disarmament for the purposes of this Regulation.

If the above conditions are not met, the gas supplier shall be informed of the deviations observed. The gas supplier may, on this basis, and on the basis of the Safety Management Board, decide whether or not the appliance may be connected to the gas supply.

3.4.2 Indoor the connection of gaseous appliances

Gas-consuming apparatus for use indoors shall be fitted with flame monitoring, referring to the provisions of Section A of the Gas Regulation, and the use of the craft for short use is exempt from the requirement.

Gas-consuming apparatus for indoor use with load greater than 18 kW must be connected to fixed pipe installation. However, stormy kitchen equipment may be connected with mechanical resilient assay. An immediate pre-connection must be a separate collection (union with metallic tapping or compression collection).

Gas-consuming devices, with loads less than or equal to 18 kW and gaseous appliances for use in agriculture, stormy kitchen, less industrial and commercial use, and radiological panels, may be installed with the installation hose ; or low pressure tussling under the following conditions :

1) the flexible attachment must take account of the vibration of vibrations, maintenance, inspection and cleaning ; and

2) the flexible attachment must be affixed so that there is no risk of mechanical damage or harmful heat effects.

The installation or shallow pressure hose must be DG-approved for the purpose and positioned so that it cannot be subjected to mechanical load or other harmful effects from the apparatus itself, detracts or combustion products. The snake must be available for inspection throughout its length and must be possible to be replaced.

Gas-consuming appliances that appear from a gas bottle for indoor use (30 mbar) may be installed by approved snake. The snake must not be more than 1,5 m and must be accessible without a knee or wranges, even before Figur 3-5. Implementions through closets are permitted only by installations of stove, or (s) or refrigerator, and only if the traders &apos; shullet is at least Ø100 mm.

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Figur 3-5. Crack, twist, and daring must not occur.

3.4.2.1 Imparted snake

In the case of installation of gaseous-consuming devices without a barrier shane and slingtip (e.g. bunk burners), DG approved gas hose shall be used. The snake must not be more than 1.5 metres long, and it must be visible to the whole of its size. There shall be no knee or wing equations equebefore Figur 3-5. The unarmed serpent can be fitted with / without a belt of buckle, but must not be carried through walls, lockers or plates.

3.4.3 Exterior the connectivity of gaseous appliances

Gas-consuming apparatus that appears from a gas bottle fitted with a fitted regulator (30 mbar) can be installed with low pressure hose. The snake may not exceed the maximum of 4.0 metres, and shall be accessible without a knee or a wing.

Gas-consuming appliances for outdoor use may be connected to the fixed pipe installation with an install tube or low-pressure tube at maximum of 4,0 m to one at the house-front, with the barricading shane and the speed coupling under the following conditions :

1) That the installation line is approved for the purpose and DG approved.

2) That the break-in is located in such a way that this is protected from dirt, and

3) the coupling system is DG-approved.

3.4.4 Modification and conversion of gaseous appliances

The conversion of gaseous appliances from use with one gag to another shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s conversion instructions approved for the appliance (DGeller or CE marking) approval.

3.5 Bottle Location

Bottles in plants may not be placed under terrain when flashes are heavier than air.

For the temporary use of bottles under terrain and in escape routes, reference shall be made to the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

Oplag of bottles must follow the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

3.6 Denial testing

The assay test of the established installation from pressure regulator to the apparatus shall be carried out by 1,1 times operational pressure, but at least 150 mbar test pressure.

The gas-carrying parts which are not part of the normal density test must be overseded during operation.

Flat-gas installations, consisting of the F-gas bottle with maximum filling up to 11 kilograms fitted with the equipment and a serpent connection to the apparatus, count duty rods when the operating pressure (30 mbar) is carried out by the overloading.

3.7 Control, testing and regulatory action

The testing, functional testing and the adjustment of gaseous appliances shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s installation instructions, providing at least the following :

1) The control and possible apparatus of appliance (necessary measurements of duress pressure).

2) Functional testing of gas-consuming equipment (start / stop), control of ignition and flammable, flamethroasting and flame-stability.

3) Control of the quality of incineration (measurement of CO and O2 or CO and CO2 and, where applicable, smoke gas temperature).

4) Functional control of flamethrosurveillance equipment and, where appropriate, other safety components.

5) Functional testing of the trigger system and optical circuit breakers.

6) Functional testing and testing of the air and ventilation vents.

7) Instition of installation label.

3.7.1 Incineration

The maximum permissible CO content is 0,1% (corrected) in all operational conditions of the incineration quality, can be checked by means of subsequent formulae :

Formula for corrected CO content-by measurement of CO and O2 :

Target values :

CO measured = 0,02% (200 ppm)

O 2, measured = 8.1%

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Formula for corrected CO content-by measurement of CO and CO2 :

Target values :

CO measured = 200 ppm (0,02%)

CO 2, measured = 8,5%

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3.7.2 Regulating and Safety Addensation

The components forming part of the regulatory and security automation engine for gaseous appliances shall be tested for the proper operation of the apparatus.

3.8 Testing and Commissioning

After completion, including the modification of any F-gas installation, the plumbing of the vvs before commissioning must carry out a test of the installation to verify the density of the plant and the proper functioning of both the mounted gas and equipment as well as its derivation ; ventilation in the showroom.

For the testing and the introduction of gas installations and gaseous appliances, appropriate and calibrated measuring instruments shall be used.

3.9 Gaskvaltet

Provisions relating to the F-gas quality shall be shown by the Gas Regulation Section A of Annex 1A.

3.10 Surface and maintenance

3.10.1 General

The user (the owner) is responsible for the proper operation and maintenance of the installation, and must immediately record errors and is missing the correcting of an authorized vvs-installer.

The Security Management Board or the Gas Carrier, in consultation with the Security Administration, may, based on specific safety assessments, extend the requirement for service to other types of apparatus and, on the other, tightest it in section A of the Gas Regulation, supervisory frequency of mandatory service.

3.10.2 Installations in operation

Operating installations shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Gas Regulation at the time of the execution of the provisions in force.

However, the Security Agency may, in specific cases, if deemed necessary for safety reasons, may require an operation of commissioning installations within a reasonable period of time so that they comply with the requirements in force at all times ; Rules of the Gas Regulation.

3.10.3 Reasonable suspicion

If there are probable cause of security problems, the gas supplier may disrupt and sever the gas supply.

3.11 Gas Installations

The service of gas installations shall be carried out only by an authorised vvvvv-installer or an approved competent enterprise.

The service of gas installations shall be carried out in accordance with the company &apos; s quality assurance system, including the quality control procedure for the organization, follow-up and instruction for the performance of the work of the work. Service work shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions and shall include at least :

1) The visual inspection and test-examination of the gas installation.

2) Inspection and possible cleaning of components of the gaseous-consuming device and its trigger system.

3) Systematic function control of the device and the trigger function.

4) Control and possible adjustments to the apparatus of the appliance and the installation of the installed safety components.

5) Fulfillment of service report with a clear indication of the errors identified and, if any, necessary measures to improve safety conditions.

The services rendered, including errors and necessary measures to improve safety conditions, must be documented on a service report.

The service report shall be delivered to the owner (user) in a copy to the owner (user) and, in the event of a specific measure to improve safety conditions, the copy of the report shall be sent to the gas supplier.

4 SPECIAL PROVISIONS

4.1 Bolig and leisure

4.1.1 Low-pressure regulators for a maximum of 11 kg cylinders

4.1.1.1 Scope

Regulators may be used both indoor and outdoors.

4.1.1.2 Labelling

Regulators must be DG-approved. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which category and which the regulatory regulator is approved. See Figur 4-6.

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4.1.1.3 What can the user

Checking the density of the installation at the expulsion of the expulsion (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work shall be carried out by the plumbing installer.

4.1.2 Comfur / Instruction Codeside / Kogeapparates / Storkingequipment

4.1.2.1 Scope

The stoves, the township and cognichos can be used indoors and outdoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1 2.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The instrument must be regulated for the gas type and the connection pressure calculated for Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-7.

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4.1.2.3 Installation

Gaskantfurs, township desks, cogs and storkingers may be installed with a fixed or flexible attachment and equipped with flame surveillance at indoor use.

The penetrations of the installation hoses and low-pressure swans for adulators are permitted if the trackingshullet is at least Ø100 mm in diameter. See Figur 4-8.

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4.1.2.4 Distance Claims

There must be a free distance of at least 0,5 m from the createdside to the side of the embodion. See Figur 4-8 and Figur 4-9.

For gas stoves, township and cognicoats, the distance from the fireplace to unprotected combustible material which is above the level of the stove plate shall be at least 0,2 m. See Figur 4-10.

Cogs shall be stowed on the sublayer of inflammable material, so that there is at least 0,2 m distance in all directions from the fireplace to unprotected, combustible material, unless the approval of the manufacturer specifies otherwise.

4.1.2.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

In the case of the establishment, no free-air transfer shall be made if the size of the space is greater than 15 m ; 3 By compartments less than or equal to 15 m 3 there is a requirement for free-air if the total connectivity of the gaseous appliances is greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 .

However, ventilation shulls or aircrafts in the closet where the gas bottle is fitted, see Figur 4-10.

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Extract :

In the case of installations with the stoves, the township or cooking equipment in use, the apparatus shall be fitted with a mechanical extraction of an embauchus. This one must have the release to the free.

In the case of installation of boiling and cooking equipment for stormy farms, mechanical means are always required to be monitored in such a way as to ensure that no gas is released unless the mechanical suction works.

Scatenculations placed on board plates or similar shall have a distance of 40 cm for the gaseous appliance, unless the manufacturer &apos; s approval of the apparatus permits otherwise.

4.1.2.6 Bottles of bottle and size of bottles

Indoor :
Bottles may be placed with low pressure hose up to 1.5 m, where applicable, in the neighbourhood with a practicable-hole, of an Ø100 mm and a ventilation system, as shown in Figur 4 to 8 and Figure 4-10. A maximum of 11 kg of flask is to be used.
Outdoor :
Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.2.7 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use and not be subjected to any excess ;

2) the gaseous appliances are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) the ventilation, fresh-air soles and the severing of the trigger-trigger system are not blocked.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation shall be terminated at the dismantling of the regulator or shutdown of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.2.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.3 Portable heat ovens

4.1.3.1 Scope of application

Portable heat ovens may be used for heating both indoor and outdoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.3.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The instrument must be regulated for the gas type and the connection pressure calculated for Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-12.

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4.1.3.3 Installation

Heat ovens must be installed with flexible support and must be fitted with flame monitoring and atmospheric control.

4.1.3.4 Distance requirements

Distance intended for combustible material must be at least 1,0 metres with less the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

4.1.3.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For the storage room, no free-air transfer is required.

Extract :

Portable heat ovens without detracts may be used under the following conditions :

1) the storage room is greater than 15 m, 3 and do not have the character of a dorm

2) the oven is equipped with flame-proofing and atmospheric control, and

3) the total nominal load in space is less than or equal to 4.2 kW.

4.1.3.6 Bottles of bottle and size of bottles

The flashing position is usually inside the heat oven. The volume of the bottle must be, according to the manufacturer &apos; s instructions, with a maximum of 11 kilograms.

4.1.3.7 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the flow of the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use, and shall not be subjected to overload ; and

2) the gaseous-consuming apparatus is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation shall be terminated at the dismantling of the regulator or shutdown of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.3.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.4 Gamirse

4.1.4.1 Scope

Streets are used for decorations and heating purposes indoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.4.2 Marking

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The appliance must be regulated for gas and connectivity intended for Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-13.

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4.1.4.3 Installation

Street mirrors must be installed with solid support and must be fitted with flame surveillance. Peise with an open combustion chamber must be fitted with severance. The manufacturer &apos; s approved instructions shall be followed.

4.1.4.4 Distance requirements

In the case of distances, surroundings, combustible material and so on shall be accompanied by the manufacturer &apos; s specifications.

4.1.4.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

In the case of gas reflex, with a closed combustion chamber, there is no requirement for free-air.

In the case of gas reflemes with open combustion, the following applies :

1) For rum where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) less than or equal to 0,25 kW per m 3 , no free-air transfer is required.

2) For rooms where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 , free-air flow of one or more of the following ways are required :

a) Opening the day off.

b) Transmission of the air vent from the open.

c) Opening from naborum.

The size of the free-air opening depends on the total connection value in kW for all of the devices installed in the space installed with open combustion chamber and the provisions of Part A of the Gas Regulation shall be followed.

Extract :

The provisions of section A of the Gas Regulation shall be accompanied, however, the immunobility of horizontal desks shall be at least 2,0 m above terrain. In the case of deviations from this, the approval of the gas supplier must be available.

In the case of fire with the open combustion chamber, they must be connected either to the CE approved chimney or the chimney carried out in accordance with the technical provisions of the Building Regulation.

In the case of fireplace, the combustion chamber must be carried out in accordance with the technical provisions of the Building Regulation.

4.1.4.6 Bottles of bottle and size of bottles

Indoor :
The flask shall not be placed in the radiation zone and shall have at least a distance of 1,0 m from the fire to the bottle, serpent and serpent. See Figur 4-14. A maximum of 11 kg of flask is to be used.
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Outdoor :
Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.4.7 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use and not be subjected to any excess ;

2) the gaseous-consuming devices, including their trigger system, including the chimney, are kept in good condition and shall have the necessary service from an authorized vvvs-installer ;

3) the gaseous appliances are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

4) the ventilation, fresh-air soles and the severing of the trigger-trigger system are not blocked.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas tube shall be terminated when closing off the barricading shane, the dismantling of the regulator and / or closing of the flat-rate, and not being used until a vvvv-installatesque has been after the installation.

4.1.4.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.5 Gasbarbecue

4.1.5.1 Scope

Gas grill may only be used outdoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed. In tents or pavilion pavilions, the gas grill shall be used only when at least 50% of the weighting room is open.

4.1.5.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-15.

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4.1.5.3 Installation

Gas barbecue may be installed with a fixed or resilient connection.

A maximum amount of weight (low pressure hose or installation snake) must be used in a maximum of 4.0 m. Gas barbecue can be coupled to a veneable DG-approved gas line.

The manufacturer &apos; s approved instructions shall be followed.

4.1.5.4 Distance requirements

In the case of distances, surroundings, combustible material and so on shall be accompanied by the manufacturer &apos; s specifications.

4.1.5.5 Flashing position

Bottle shall be placed in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions and the rules of the Contingency Management Board ;

4.1.5.6 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the flow of the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use, and shall not be subjected to overload ; and

2) the gaseous-consuming apparatus is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation shall be terminated at the dismantling of the regulator or shutdown of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.5.7 What must the user

Visual checks, including verification of the density of the installation at the overload during an operating pressure (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.6 Terrassewarmers (Beamers Warmer)

4.1.6.1 Scope

Terrassewarders may only be used outdoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed. In tents or packages, the terrassement shall be used only when at least 25% of the tissue is open.

4.1.6.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-16.

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4.1.6.3 Installation

Terrassehoople may be installed with a fixed or flexible attachment and must be equipped with flame monitoring.

A maximum amount of weight (low pressure hose or installation snake) must be used in a maximum of 4.0 m. Terrassewarmers can be coupled to a veneable DG-approved gas flow.

4.1.6.4 Distance requirements

In the case of distances, surroundings, combustible material and so on shall be accompanied by the manufacturer &apos; s specifications.

4.1.6.5 Flashing Location

Bottle shall be placed in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions and the rules of the Contingency Management Board ;

4.1.6.6 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the flow of the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use, and shall not be subjected to overload ; and

2) the gaseous-consuming apparatus is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation shall be terminated at the dismantling of the regulator or shutdown of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.6.7 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.7 Vashmachines / Tørredryers

4.1.7.1 Scope

Washing machines and / or dryer for household use must be used indoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.7.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-17.

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4.1.7.3 Installation

The washing machines and / or dryers must be installed by an authorized vvvvs-installer and must be fitted with flame surveillance. The devices must be connected with the installation of flexible connectivity.

4.1.7.4 Distance requirements

Conditions for surroundings, combustible material and similar shall follow the manufacturer &apos; s specifications.

4.1.7.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For rum where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) less than or equal to 0,25 kW per m 3 , no free-air transfer is required.

For rooms where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 , free-air flow of one or more of the following ways are required :

1) Opening the day off.

2) Transmission of the air vent from the open.

3) Opening from naborum.

The size of the fresh-air soles shall depend on the total connection value in kW for all the devices installed in the rooms concerned with open combustion chamber, and the provisions of Part A of the Gas Regulation shall be followed. In addition, the manufacturer &apos; s instructions must be followed.

Extract :

In the case of dryers with load on less than eight kW, the detraction shall be carried to the outer wall. The distance requirements for the outlet shall correspond to those of the horizontal balance-sheet section of the Gas Regulation, incidentally, the trigger shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

4.1.7.6 Flashing location and size of bottles

Indoor :
Bottles may be placed with a length of weight (DG-approved low-pressure hose) up to 1.5 m, where applicable, in the neighbourhood and practicable and ventilation, for example in Figur 4-8. A maximum of 11 kg of flask is to be used.
Outdoor :
Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.7.7 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use and not be subjected to any excess ;

2) the gaseous appliances are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) the ventilation, fresh-air soles and the severing of the trigger-trigger system are not blocked.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation shall be terminated at the dismantling of the regulator or shutdown of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.7.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at overload (30 mbar) and visual checking of the trigger system must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.8 Deliverables

4.1.8.1 Scope

Heat mechanics are designed for heating purposes in tents and other temporary locations. Werebuts may not be used in residential spaces, and the manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

Weredrones can be used for the construction and drying of buildings in business context. The provisions on the working environment of the working environment shall be followed.

For the tenet heating, the rules of the Contingency Management Board shall be required to accompany the Community rules on the conditions of assembly, the areas of sales, sales and camping areas, which are not covered by the code of camping.

4.1.8.2 Marking

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-18.

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4.1.8.3 Installation

The equipment must be equipped with flamethrosurveillance and may be installed with a flexible endorsement. If snakes are used, the serpened snakes must be used. Suffient protection of the snake at risk of overrun must be taken into account.

4.1.8.4 Distance requirements

In the case of distances, surroundings, combustible material and so on shall be accompanied by the manufacturer &apos; s specifications.

4.1.8.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

The manufacturer &apos; s declarations must always be followed.

4.1.8.6 Bottle placement and size of bottles

Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.8.7 Maintenance

The manufacturer &apos; s declarations must always be followed.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor the gas installation shall be disconnected by the dismantling of the regulator or shutdown of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.8.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.9 Raw heating systems

4.1.9.1 Scope

Radiation heating systems (radiological panels and black pipes) may be used in all major premises with a ceiling height above 3 m. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.9.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-19.

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4.1.9.3 Installation

Radiation heating systems (radiological panels and black pipes) may be installed with a fixed connection or a maximum 1,5 m flexible attachment.

Radiation panels may only be installed in well-ventilated sites in such a way that combustion products do not adversate harmful effects on persons residing in the premises. The provisions on the working environment of the working environment shall be followed.

4.1.9.4 Distance requirements

In the case of distances and the like, the manufacturer &apos; s specifications shall be followed.

Radiation panels and black pipes must be attached to ceiling construction with special beacons or braces. Radiation panels must be installed at a minimum of 4,0 m above the floor and black pipes (with a radiation intensity of 200 W/m 2 () at a minimum of 3,5 m above the floor of the premises where people are regularly in travel, with less the approved installation instructions of the manufacturer, allowing less distance.

Notwithstanding the above provisions, it is permissible to disconnect radiation panels to chicken farmed and similar, in chains or other denotes and from the distance from the floor. This distance must be at least 2,0 m, with the approved installation instructions of the manufacturer. allow less distance.

The temperature of combustible materials for radiological materials must be at least 2,0 m and for black pipes at least 1,5 m, as the surface temperature of the ambient material shall never exceed 80 ° C.

4.1.9.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

The manufacturer &apos; s declarations must always be followed.

Extract :

The manufacturer &apos; s declarations must always be followed.

4.1.9.6 Flashing position and size of bottles

Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.9.7 Maintenance

The manufacturer &apos; s declarations must always be followed.

Consumers the owner / user gas odor the gas installation must be terminated when shutting down the barricasing. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.9.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.10 Lyncodings

4.1.10.1 Scope

Lynlinger may only be used where the function of the appliance necessitates this. Lynlinger consists of one he and one she party and may only be used as a total system, see Figur 4-20. Lightning couplings may be used outdoors and indoor in commercial contexts, but may only be used outside the premises of private installations.

4.1.10.2 Marking

Lightning couplings shall be DG-approved and DG-labelled as well as appropriate to the purpose. Any further information from the manufacturer must indicate which pressure and pressure loss on the speed of the break-in shall be approved.

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4.1.10.3 Installation

The jamming valve must be present before the break-up at fixed installations.

4.1.10.4 Maintenance

The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.10.5 What can the user

The user must link the snap of the snap. Visual controls, including the control of density at overarming during drivers (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.11 Lamps

4.1.11.1 Scope

Lamps may be used indoor and outdoors by the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

4.1.11.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-21.

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4.1.11.3 Installation

Lamps must be installed with a fixed endorsement and shall be fitted at indoor installation with flamethroproofing. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must be followed.

4.1.11.4 Distance requirements

In the light of the installation of lamps, the vertical distance from the load must be at least 0,5 m for combustible material, with less heat protection with unflammable plates.

4.1.11.5 Flashing position and size of bottles

Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.11.6 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

In the field of free air, the manufacturer &apos; s instructions shall be followed.

Extract :

Lamps may be installed without draintups under the following conditions :

1) the storage room is greater than 15 m, 3 have not been the character of a dorm, or

2) the nominal load of the appliance is less than or equal to 1 kW.

4.1.11.7 Maintenance

The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas lamp shall be terminated at the closure of the barricading shane, the dismantling of the regulator and / or closing of the flat-rate, and not being used until a vvvv-installatesque has been after the installation.

4.1.11.8 What may the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.12 Faces

4.1.12.1 Scope

Factors may only be used outdoors.

4.1.12.2 Labelling

The appliance shall be DG or CE approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-22.

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4.1.12.3 Installation

Facts must be installed with a fixed connection. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must be followed.

4.1.12.4 Distance requirements

The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must be followed.

4.1.12.5 Bottles of bottle and size of bottles

Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.12.6 Maintenance

The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor the gas installation shall be terminated when closing off the barricading shane, the dismantling of the regulator and / or closing of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.12.7 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.13 Gradiators / Varmeobility (fixed)

4.1.13.1 Scope of application

Gas radiators and heat ovens may be used only indoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.13.2 Marking

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-23.

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4.1.13.3 Installation

Gas radiators or heat ovens must be installed with solid support and equipped with flame surveillance. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must be followed.

4.1.13.4 Distance requirements

Distance to combustible material shall be in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

4.1.13.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For gas radiator or heat furnace with a closed combustion chamber, there is no requirement for free-air.

For gas radiators or heat ovens with open combustion chamber, the following shall apply :

1) For rum where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) less than or equal to 0,25 kW per m 3 , no free-air transfer is required.

2) For rooms where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 , free-air flow of one or more of the following ways are required :

a) Opening the day off.

b) Transmission of the air vent from the open.

c) Opening from naborum.

The size of the fresh-air soles shall depend on the total connection value in kW for all the devices installed in the rooms concerned with open combustion chamber, and the provisions of Part A of the Gas Regulation shall be followed.

Extract :

For gas radiators and heat ovens with open combustion chamber, they must be connected either through the CE approved chimney or the chimney carried out in accordance with the technical provisions of the Building Regulation.

Gas radiators with a closed combustion chamber must be equipped with horizontal balanced non-fluent balance if the maximum load in the appliance is less than or equal to 12 kW.

4.1.13.6 Flashing position and size of bottles

Indoor :
From radiator or heat furnace to bottle, snake and serpent connection, there must be a minimum distance of 1,0 m. A maximum of 11 kg of flask is to be used.
Outdoor :
Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.13.7 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use and not be subjected to any excess ;

2) the gaseous appliances are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) the ventilation, fresh-air soles and the severing of the trigger-trigger system are not blocked.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation must be shut down, by the dismantling of the regulator and / or closing of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.13.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at a dripping of 30 mbar (30 mbar) must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.14 Refritators

4.1.14.1 Scope

Refrigerators can be used indoors and outdoors. The manufacturer &apos; s instructions must always be followed.

4.1.14.2 Marking

The appliance shall be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories the instrument is approved for. The apparatus must be regulated for gas and the connection pressure calculated for the Danish installation conditions. See Figur 4-24.

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4.1.14.3 Installation

Gas-island cabinators may be installed with a fixed or flexible attachment and must be fitted with flame surveillance at indoor use.

The penetrations of low-pressure tugs for adultery are permitted if the trackingshullet is at least Ø100 mm in diameter.

4.1.14.4 Distance requirements

In the installation of gas panes, the vertical distance from the trigger of the refrigerator must be at least 0,4 m to combustible material, with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions, as required by the manufacturer &apos; s instructions.

4.1.14.5 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For gas harves; no requirement shall be made for free-air.

Extract :

Gas tuckers can be unloaded without draints under the following prerequisites :

1) the storage room is greater than 15 m, 3 have not been the character of a dorm, or

2) the nominal load of the appliance is less than or equal to 1 kW.

4.1.14.6 Flashing position and size of bottles

Indoor :
Bottles may be placed with low-pressure swan up to 1.5 m, where applicable, in the case of an Ø100 mm practicable neighbourhood, as well as ventilation, for example in Figur 4-8. A maximum of 11 kg of flask is to be used.
Outdoor :
Bottle shall be placed and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.1.14.7 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and appliances) operated in accordance with the conditions of use and not be subjected to any excess ;

2) the gaseous appliances are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) the vents and the venting of the trigger-trigger system are not blocked.

Conforms the owner / user gas odor, the gas installation shall be terminated when closing off the barricading shane, the dismantling of the regulator and / or closing of the bottlenecks. The gas installation must not be used until a vvvv-installatessay has been after the installation.

4.1.14.8 What must the user

Visual controls, including verification of the density of the installation at overload (30 mbar) and visual checking of the trigger system must be carried out by the user. All other work must be carried out by a plumber of a plumber.

4.1.15 Equipment intended for use with disposises of one-off cans

Equipment intended for use with one-off cans shall be DG or CE-approved. See the section of the gas regulation section C 1 Annexes 1 and 4.

The manufacturer &apos; s instructions shall be followed, especially for use and swapping of cans.

4.1.16 Kedles and Waterwarmers

For gaskets and water warmers, reference is made to the provisions of Section A of the gas regulation.

4.2 Transient F-gas installations for festivals and similar

4.2.1 Scope

Non-Persistent F-gas installations for music festivals, fair crops, city parties, party seats, port festivals, markets, exhibitions, travelling rides and the like.

Applicable use can be achieved both inside and outside. In the indoor use, all devices must be fitted with flame surveillance.

4.2.2 Labelling

The devices must be CE-approved. The CE logo shall be followed by a 4-digit identification number and marketing year. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which categories of appliances are approved. The devices must be regulated for gas, and the connector pressure for Danish installation conditions must be installed.

4.2.3 Installation

The installation between bottles and appliances may have been carried out as fixed pipes or DG-approved hoses with protection (e.g. cabling coffers or protective tubes) clearly marked "GAS" with appropriate spaces.

Pressure losses must be taken into account, and the tube / pipe length must be adjusted accordingly. For temporary gas installations, a derogation may be granted to a minimum of 25 mable pressure at the gas-consuming device. See the following example.

For example :
Nominal Connection pressure :
30 mbar
Snake diameter (inside) :
Ø11 mm
Length of Length :
10 m tube
Maximum Workload :
22 kW
The pressure loss will be :
3.9 mbar

4.2.4 Distance Claims

In the case of distances, surroundings, combustible material and so on shall be accompanied by the manufacturer &apos; s specifications. In the case where guidance does not exist, the minimum distance is 1,0 m from burning to combustible material. For the record, reference is made to the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.2.5 Ventilation

In the case of pavilion or tents, no special requirements shall be made for free-air or air-air transport.

In the case of installation in pavilion or tents with three or more sides, a minimum of 10 cm must be at least 10 cm ; 2 Opens per kW installed power for free-air flow.

4.2.6 Flashing positions and sizes

Flat and / or bottle batteries shall be positioned and drawn up in accordance with the rules of the Contingency Management Board.

4.2.7 Atteing and approval of work

The work must be prereported and completed for the gas supplier.

Attest (Annex 1) be provided from the approved vvs-installer, and this must be definitively approved by the gas supplier concerned before the installation is used. This includes the overall assessment of all gas installations for the music festival in question, the fair and fair, the festival, the opening of the port festival, the opening of the market, the exhibition, the travelling or the like. The certificate must be sent in conjunction with the notification to the relevant gas supplier.

The authorised vvvvvs has a duty to 'edup' a technically responsible person for handling bottlenecings on the temporary installations. In addition, the installer of the vvs shall be attached to the contact information on the installer of the apparatus concerned, once they have been checked.

4.3 Handcuffs

In the case of gas bottle connected to the hand tool, the following applies :

1) For low-pressure craft (30 mbar), the gas connectivity must be carried out with a DG-approved low-pressure tussling in appropriate lengths, but a maximum of 4.0 m. The appropriate voltage must be applied to the serpent.

2) For hand-over hand-over pressure (0,5-2 bar) or high pressure (unreduced bottle pressure), the gas connectivity must be carried out with DG-approved high pressure swaps in the appropriate lengths of the stagger. The differences may be mounted on the tube, with clamp or voltage appropriate to the serpent.

3) For fuels that appear to be fluid in liquid form, a plumbing valve shall be fitted to a plumbing valve, as well as the regulator, provided that the person &apos; s approval requires it. Discordship and serpents shall be used for the safety sacration valve. Reference is made to the provisions of the Employment-system.

4) DG-approved sergeal rolls may be used for commercial purposes. The SlangeoRoller must be positioned freely available.

5) For handtools supplied with an armed snake, the DG approval for the total unit is applicable.

6) DG-approved lynch couplers are permitted. Lightning couplings shall not be used as a continuation of snakes.

7) The position and size of the bottles shall be referred to the requirements of the Contingency Management Board.

8) Reference is made to the Danish Brand and Security Institute, DBI Guide. 10 "Hot Work."

4.3.1 Ukrudetsburners

4.3.1.1 Application

Owners shall be used only outside the doors of the fireburn. The burner shall be used in accordance with the use of the manufacturer &apos; s approved use and installation instructions.

4.3.1.2 Labelling

Weeds must be DG-approved. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which category and which the printing of the sub-burner is authorized for.

4.3.1.3 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and inscripts) shall be operated in accordance with the rules of the operation and shall not be subjected to overload ;

2) that the burner is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) serpents and connections are complied with at regular intervals.

4.3.2 Loser and Chain Burgers

4.3.2.1 Application

Looters and / or cutting burners can be used indoors and outdoors. The manufacturer &apos; s approved use and installation guide must always be followed.

4.3.2.2 Labelling

The Loser and / or cutting burners shall be DG approved. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which category and which the printer is authorized to be authorized.

4.3.2.3 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For rum where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) less than or equal to 0,25 kW per m 3 , no free-air transfer is required.

For rooms where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 , free-air flow of one or more of the following ways are required :

1) Opening the day off.

2) Transmission of the air vent from the open.

3) Opening from naborum.

The size of the free-air solvent depends on the total connection value in kW for all the appliances used in the space concerned. The provisions of Title A of the Gas Regulation shall be followed.

4.3.2.4 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and burners) operated in accordance with the rules of the operation and shall not be subjected to overload ;

2) to maintain maintenance in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) serpents and connections are complied with at regular intervals.

4.3.3 Fuel (roof covers)

4.3.3.1 Application

Fuels for roofs may only be used for commercial use and may be used up to a maximum pressure of 4.0 bar if the approval of the creator allows. Fuels shall be used in accordance with the approved use and installation instructions of the manufacturer.

Burgers may only be used outside the outside unless they are used for commercial purposes. Burgers used for commercial use may be used in workshops or workplaces under the following conditions :

1) That the workshop is used exclusively for production.

2) Burgers from the gas bottle after end of an end to the gas bottle,

3) the establishment of free-air flow.

4.3.3.2 Labelling

Fuel must be DG-approved. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which category and which the printer is authorized to be authorized.

4.3.3.3 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For rum where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) less than or equal to 0,25 kW per m 3 , no free-air transfer is required.

For rooms where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 , free-air flow of one or more of the following ways are required :

1) Opening the day off.

2) Transmission of the air vent from the open.

3) Opening from naborum.

The size of the fresh-air soles shall depend on the total connection value in kW for all of the devices installed in that room.

4.3.3.4 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and burners) operated in accordance with the rules of the operation and shall not be subjected to overload ;

2) to maintain maintenance in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) serpents and connections are complied with at regular intervals.

4.3.4 Bunsenburners

4.3.4.1 Application

Bunsen burners must be used indoors and outdoors, and shall be used in accordance with the use and installation instructions of the manufacturer.

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4.3.4.2 Marking

Bunsen burners must be DG-approved. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which category and the safe disposal of the bunker will be approved.

4.3.4.3 Installation

Use of bunched burners without barriers to laboratory use may be used for an appropriate length, but a maximum of 1,5 m. The snake must be visible throughout its length.

The unarmed snake must not be passed through walls, closets or boards.

Bunsen burners intended for a short application period may be without flame surveillance and may also be installed without a trigger system.

We need to ensure that Bunsen burners are mechanically overturned.

4.3.4.4 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and bunting burners) operated in accordance with the rules of the operation and shall not be subjected to overload ;

2) that the burner is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) serpents and connections are complied with at regular intervals.

4.3.5 Smelter burners

4.3.5.1 Utilisation

Melting burners must be used indoors and outdoors, and shall be used in accordance with the use and installation instructions of the manufacturer.

The fuel-burners used for commercial use may be used in workshops or workplaces under the following conditions :

1) the workplace is not situated under terrain,

2) Melting burners from the gas bottle after end of an end to an end to the gas bottle ;

3) the establishment of free-air is set up in accordance with the following.

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4.3.5.2 Labelling

Melting burners must be DG approved. In addition, the manufacturer must indicate which category and which the printer is authorized to be authorized.

4.3.5.3 Ventilation

Free-air flow :

For rum where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) less than or equal to 0,25 kW per m 3 , no free-air transfer is required.

For rooms where the gaseous appliances have a total connection value (load) greater than 0,25 kW per m 3 , free-air flow of one or more of the following ways are required :

1) Opening the day off.

2) Transmission of the air vent from the open.

3) Opening from naborum.

The size of the fresh-air soles shall depend on the total connection value in kW for all of the devices installed in the rooms concerned with open combustion chamber.

4.3.5.4 Maintenance

Owner / user shall in particular ensure that :

1) the F-gas installation (including gas cylinders, regulators, serpents and melting fuels) operated in accordance with the rules of the operation, and shall not be subjected to overload ;

2) that the burner is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s instructions ; and

3) serpents and connections are complied with at regular intervals.

4.4 Gas installations for educational purposes

These provisions include the gas installations used in biology, inter alia, biology, physics and chemistry, and home knowledge, metal shop, technical schools / laboratories and similar facilities.

Installation, repair, regulation, and service for gas installations must be performed only by authorized vvs-installatters.

4.4.1 Maintenance and repair of existing installations

Whereas it is permissible to make minor changes to existing gas installations where the level and the complete moor of the gas installation are maintained in such a way that the installation continues to comply with the provisions of the Gas Regulation, which were in force on it ; time when the original installation was successful.

4.4.2 New Installations and Changes to Existing Installations

If you change or expand existing gas installations, they must be followed at any time, just as the total gas installation should be in accordance with the Gas Regulation.

Extensions with safety components, such as the imposition of magnetic valves, laboratory insurance and phyraftensvento be accepted as 'minor changes'.

4.4.3 Vvs-installatresidue, owner (user) and the supplier's responsibility and duties

The Vvs-installatker must notify the supplier of the gas supplier in advance and subsequently complete the work carried out.

The owner (user) is responsible for the use and maintenance of the gas installation in accordance with the approved operating and maintenance schedule.

The gas supplier shall evaluate the notification of new gas installations and oversee the work carried out.

4.4.4 Gas installations with pressure over 100 mbar,

For gas installations with a pressure of 100 mbar (intermediate pressure installations) in schools and similar applications, the application shall be forwarded to and approved by the Security Agency before working commencement.

The application must include a technical description of the supply plant and the gas apparatus and provide an account of the responsibilities with a driver and maintenance plan.

4.4.5 Wiring systems

Leads in buildings with an operating pressure less than or equal to 100 mbar shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of Section A of the gas regulation.

The gas installation must be secured against the high gas pressure with a gas-pressure unit and safety information (SAV) the same as Section 3.2.2. The regulator and safety valve must be positioned immediately before the introduction of the gas pipeline into an appropriate regulator / bottle equivalence, on the eve of the Gas Regulation's section A of the gas code. 3.3.6.

The gas cylinters shall be placed outside the door of a lockable bottle, as per the requirements of the Contingency Management Board. The bottle must also be made to accommodate the lockout valve and the regulator (where appropriate, change of scrotum and safety valve) to be protected from harmful mechanical workloads and weather.

The gas supply must be unlocked when the teacher is not in the room.

Where devices are provided without flame surveillance (bundle burners are exempted), a &apos; laboratory test ` shall be used in proxies to the consumption site, which only open the gas supply when the installation is close and all street shits are closed and which enable a green lamp showing that the magnet valve is open and the gas-installation is ready for use.

The gas supply to each educational room must be able to be disconnected with a key-operated magnetic valve and emergency stop function. In case of emergency stop, there must be a visible red light or other device, for example, sound that indicates this.

The keyterm can only be used for gas and must be marked with the text "Emergency Gas Gas". Emergency stop must be positioned visible on escape routes. Emergency stop must be possible to reconnect using a key.

All types of deck plates, both of the eminent and non-tailing that are covered by the installations collected by the wind, compression or cutting fittings, are considered to be hidden collections. Hidden collections are allowed only on installations using the "laboratory tests".

Gas pipelines in buildings must be able to be cut off from the gas supply for the maintenance of the gas installation.

When no gas is used outside the time of view, gas supplies shall be interrupted in the bottle with a magnetic valve (phyraftensvento). Magnetic valve can be controlled by a timer.

Electrical components of bottlenecs shall follow the requirements of the zone in question in respect of electrical equipment concerned.

4.4.6 Installation of gaseous appliances and equipment

Gas-consuming devices must be DG-approved or CE-approved for the installation objective, the quality of the gas and the supply pressure. Gas snakes and regulators must be DG-approved. The devices must be installed, used and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer &apos; s danced-language installation, maintenance and service instructions.

Laboratory burners and hand-burners intended for short-use may be without flame surveillance. The gas connections to bunker burners with no barrier shane for laboratory use can be performed by up to 1,5 m incarcerated hose. The gas connectivity to the interprint handtools must be carried out with an approved armed snake with imprest and, where appropriate, approved cluster clutch. Other gaseous gaseous appliances must be connected with a fixed pipeline, where appropriate the stove can be connected to a DG-approved installation snake.

In particular, for withdrawal and aquesability tables, a flexible connection is required. The snake shall be available for inspection throughout its length without the use of tools and must be capable of being replaced and placed in such a way that mechanical workloads are avoided, including the withdrawal and lower production.

Mobile jobs are permitted if they are approved as a fixed installation as a whole and may be added to the fixed installation on wall, ceiling or floor, for example, a DG-approved cluster interconnection, which must include a built-in the locking device which closes automatically when the separation occurs. The separation may only be possible after the closure of a built-in, manual closure valve. There must be no electricity and gas equipment in the same installation well.

The mobile workplaces must not be moved primarily during operation and should be positioned so that they are directly on the frames or floor. are the mobile workplaces 'system-approved' with a lid on a wheel, a security device which allows them to be mobile, jobs cannot be moved.

Reducted serpents installed so that the user has the option of dismantling must be connected by means of a cluster cordon, which must include a built-in lock-down device which closes automatically when the separation is made. Separation must be possible only after the closure of a built-in, manual closure valve. Opening of this closing valve may be possible only after the serpent connector is connected.

In connection with the decoy ceiling, snakes are accepted in the appropriate lengths (but a maximum of 2,0 m), provided that the tube is equipped with an acceptable cluster cordon with the barricades and the magnetic valve for each edema controlled by emergency stop.

4.4.7 Ventilation

The requirements for the labour standards for ventilation shall always be followed.

4.4.7.1 Fresh air flow

The supply of free-air in the storage area shall be made in order to add combustion air to the gas appliances. The gas supplier may call for mechanical extraction from space with gas appliances without draintups.

Mechanical space suction shall be provided by floor altitude, which is controlled by the gas-magnetic valve, if :

1) Gas pipes are combined with gewind, compression-or-cutting fittings.

2) Gas installations have an operating pressure over 100 mbar, or

3) The storage room is under terrain.

Craved in a fury. 1 is dropped, provided that a "laboratory test" is used in the installation, if used.

4.4.7.2 Extract

Gas-consuming devices must be connected to a trigger system that is adjusted and sized after the Gas Regulation's section A or B-4.

4.4.8 Testing and Commissioning

Vvs-installatur must report any changes to the gas installation to the gas supplier, which then verifies that the work carried out is in accordance with the provisions of the Gas Regulation and that the intermediate installations are carried out in accordance with The Security Management Project Approval.

Complaints shall be discarved and incinerators are carried out by fixed installed gas appliances. The gas supplier shall also test the ventilation conditions in the subview rooms of gaseous-consuming devices.

4.4.9 Operations and maintenance

A operating and maintenance plan (Checklist Annex 2) must be drawn up. The person responsible for the school's gas installations has a duty to comply with the plan.

It is recommended that the installer of the vvs shall perform the control of the gas installation, the combustion control of fixed gas appliances and the oversight of the gas lines. In addition, the responsible person responsible for the installation must keep verifying that the operating instructions for gaseous appliances and fuels shall be made available in the place where the appliances are used.

4.4.10 Principle outline

See Figur 4-27 for Principals.

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5 PENALTIES, ENTRY INTO FORCE AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS

5.1 Penalty provisions

The violation of the provisions of Section B-5 of this Gas Regulation shall be penalised.

For infringements committed by company companies, cooperatives, anpartcarriers or similar, may be imposed on the company as such, subject to the liability of such liability, cf. Article 25 (3) of the law.

The limitation period for the liability shall be 10 years, cf. Section 25 (5) of the law. 4.

5.2 Entry into force of the provisions

This gas regulation section B-5 shall enter into force on 1. June 2009.

6 ANNEXES

6.1 Exhibit 1-Installation and approval certificate

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6.2 Appendix 2-Installation report and Operations and Maintenance Plan (SU) Guiding Schedule 2-Instructions for Installation Record (SU)

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