Safe Energy Ireland Webinars

Follow this space for the latest in the Safe Energy Ireland Webinar series, kindly sponsored by Gas Networks Ireland. We will cover the common issues and Non-Conformances found during inspections by our inspectors and the best ways to avoid them. Gas Networks Ireland also give RGIs an insight into some exciting news for the future of gas in Ireland as well as helpful connection information for RGIs and your customers.

Gas Networks Ireland have also launched a web page on their site dedicated to information for RGIs. Please click here to go to the webpage. This informative page include links to Case studies, connection information, contact information and other useful links.

RGII Webinars Episode 1 – Gas Pipe Sleeving & Biomethane Generation and Injection Site Visit

After watching the webinar, please download and read the Pipe Sleeving Technical Bulletin and participate in this short quiz for an opportunity to win a €100 One4All Voucher by clicking the tab below.

If you have any technical queries or questions regarding Pipe Sleeving, please contact your RGII Inspector, or complete a technical query form. If you have any feedback for RGII regarding the webinars, how we could improve them and assist RGIs further, we’d be delighted to hear from you – please fill out a technical query form.

RGII Webinars Episode 2 – Condense Pipework & Hydrogen Testing Facility Visit

After watching the webinar, please download and read the Condense Pipework Technical Bulletin and participate in this short quiz for an opportunity to win a €100 One4All Voucher by clicking the tab below.

Quiz: RGII Webinar Episode 2 “Condense Pipework”

Quiz: RGII Webinar Episode 2 “Condense Pipework”

• RGI Number(Required)
• Where is the MOST preferred location to safely discharge the condense?
  • a. Ideally the condense should be disposed of internally down into internal wastewater pipework.
  • b. Outside into the sidewalk or garden
  • c. Outside into a purpose made soakaway
  • d. There is no need to safely discharge the condense
• Which of these issues found by RGII inspectors is causing condense to freeze within pipework?
  • a. Condense discharging in the wrong place
  • b. Wrong burner settings on the boiler
  • c. 22mm condense pipe used externally
  • d. 32mm condense pipe used externally
• If the boiler location is remote from any wastewater access, what is the safest cost-effective option?
  • a. Terminate the condense onto the path or garden as there is no other cost-effective option
  • b. Use a condense pump to pump the condense to a correct discharge location
  • c. Attempt to use natural gravity and long pipework to bring the condense to a correct discharge location
  • d. Move the boiler to a better location
• What type of material Is suitable for use as condensate pipe?
  • a. ABS / PVC
  • b. Copper
  • c. Steel
  • d. CSST
• What are some of the main benefits of Hydrogen gas as a fuel?
  • a. It is a Carbon free gas
  • b. It can be produced from renewable electricity
  • c. It can be stored indefinitely
  • d. All of the above
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If you have any technical queries or questions regarding Condense Pipework, please contact your RGII Inspector, or complete a technical query form. If you have any feedback for RGII regarding the webinars, how we could improve them and assist RGIs further, we’d be delighted to hear from you – please fill out a technical query form.

RGII Webinars Episode 4 – Gas Pipework Sizing & Pressures

After watching the webinar, please download and read the Gas Pipework Sizing & Pressures Technical Bulletin and participate in this short quiz for knowledge purpose.

Quiz: RGII Webinar Episode 4″Gas Pipework Sizing & Pressure”

• RGI Number(Required)
• What is the section in the standard regarding Pipe sizing?
  • Annex D
  • Annex L
  • Annex C
  • Annex E
• What is the minimum pressure for a Natural Gas installation at the appliance gas inlet test point?
  • 20mBar
  • 10mBar
  • 19mBar
  • 16mBar
• What is the minimum operating pressure at an appliance test point for an LPG installation with all appliances operating?
  • 20mBar
  • 30mBar
  • 34mBar
  • 37mBar
• Where do you test the appliance operating pressure?
  • The Meter
  • The Appliance inlet test point
  • The Gas Boiler
  • The Gas Stove
• What is the maximum allowable pressure inside a domestic dwelling (Nat Gas)
  • 75mBar
  • 100mBar
  • 150mBar
  • 37mBar
• What is the maximum permitted pressure loss between the meter and any appliance for a Natural Gas Installation?
  • 1mBar
  • 0.5mBar
  • 2.5mBar
  • No Drops Allowed
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If you have any technical queries or questions regarding Condense Pipework, please contact your Safe Energy Ireland Inspector, or complete a technical query form. If you have any feedback for Safe Energy Ireland regarding the webinars, how we could improve them and assist RGIs further, we’d be delighted to hear from you – please fill out a technical query form.