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Parker Hannifin Corporation
Parflex Division
Ravenna, Ohio
Bulletin No. 4660-PGP2T
18
Parflex
®
Flexible Gas Piping System
Design and Installation GuideSection 3.0 System Configuration & Sizing
Medium Pressure Natural Gas or Propane System
(Parallel)
Dual Pressure Natural Gas or Propane System
Medium Pressure System — Medium pressure
systems have natural gas and propane pres-
sure downstream of the meter or second stage
regulator at less than 2 psi. These systems,
commonly called 1/2 pound service, have the
regulator set at 13 to 14 inches WC. The maxi-
mum allowable pressure drop for these systems
is based on the difference between the regulator
output pressure setting and the appliance inlet
pressure requirement.
Dual Pressure System The dual pressure system
incorporates two pressure regulators down-
stream of the meter. The primary pressure set
by the service regulator at the meter is normally
2 psi but can be higher or lower based on local
code and gas company policy. The secondary
pressure, set by the pounds-to-inches regula-
tor, is less than 1/2 psi (normally 8 inches WC)
which allows a 3 inch WC drop to each appliance.
In system designs where large appliance loads
exist, the secondary system should be as short
as possible and the pounds-to-inches regulator
and manifold should be in close proximity to the
appliance with the largest load.
Elevated Pressure System
Elevated pressure
system layouts use CSST to deliver gas directly
to an appliance regulator located directly
upstream of the appliance. These systems
typically have long runs and high loads.

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