Practical Guidance for Natural Gas Gathering Line Operators

Determining the type of a natural gas gathering line can be complex. That classification affects which federal pipeline safety requirements apply.

The Gathering Guidance is part of the Guide for Gas Transmission, Distribution, and Gathering Piping Systems. It brings the guidance related to 49 CFR 192.8 and 192.9 together in one focused resource. It helps operators:

• Determine whether a gathering line is Type A, Type B, Type C, or Type R

• Understand the requirements applicable to each gathering line type

• Apply the classification criteria in 49 CFR 192.8

• Identify the safety requirements established by 49 CFR 192.9

This practical resource gives operators a clearer path through gathering line classification and compliance.

AGA GPTC Guidance for Natural Gas Gathering Lines

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To find guidance on natural gas gathering line classification and applicable requirements, open Browse Regulations and select 49 CFR 192.8 or 192.9. Then open Related GPTC Guide Content at the bottom of the page.

There, you can access guidance developed through extensive work by leading industry experts.

 

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One of the most common questions operators face is how to classify their natural gas gathering lines and determine which requirements apply.

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