Who will pay for the aging replacement of heating pipes?

Under normal circumstances, the replacement costs are paid by all owners, and the heating pipes are owned by all owners. Therefore, when the pipeline is aging, the cost shall be borne by all the owners, or it shall be replaced directly with public maintenance funds.

Article 51 of the Property Management Regulations: Water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, cable television and other units shall be responsible for the maintenance and conservation of relevant pipelines and facilities within the property management area according to law. If the units specified in the preceding paragraph need to temporarily occupy or dig roads and sites for maintenance, they shall promptly restore the original state.

Matters needing attention in installation of domestic heating pipeline

The two ends of the casing installed in the wall should be parallel to the wall to ensure that the pipeline will not be affected when it expands or contracts. At the same time, if there is water on the ground, it will not flow to the lower level.

The bottom of the bushing installed in the floor should be parallel to the bottom of the floor, and the top should be higher than the ground 15-20cm.

Pipeline installation should have a slope. When there is no requirement in the design, the slope shall comply with the provisions for attention in the installation of domestic heating pipes, generally including 1, hot water heating and hot water supply pipes, and steam and condensate pipes with the same flow of steam and water. In this case, the slope of the pipeline is generally 0.003, and it should not be less than 0.002. 2. The gradient of steam and condensate pipes with reverse flow of steam and water is generally not less than 0.005.