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Fuel oil discharge piping from service pumps to burners must be constructed of which material and minimum wall thickness?

  1. A. Seamless steel, Schedule 40 minimum
  2. B. Welded steel, Schedule 80 minimum
  3. Seamless steel, Schedule 80 minimumCorrect
  4. D. Annealed copper-nickel, Schedule 80 minimum

Why C is correct

46 CFR §56.50-65(a) states that all discharge piping from fuel oil service pumps to burners must be seamless steel with a thickness of at least Schedule 80. Welded steel and non-metallic materials are prohibited; copper-nickel is permitted only in short lengths between the header manifold and atomizer head for flexibility.

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