LPG for Industry

Do's

• Ensure adequate ventilation and raise alarm or shout in case of leakage.
• Try and keep the cylinders in a cool place and at a safe distance from sparks, flames and high heat.
• Avoid using LPG in windy situations and immediately suspend all operations in case of unsafe situations.
• Put on safety cap and place the LPG cylinder in an open area when suspected valve leakage.
• Read operating instructions mentioned by the manufacturer carefully before use

Don'ts

• Don’t keep your LPG cylinder in the horizontal position. The right way to use the cylinder is upright.
• Keep the cylinder away from any direct or indirect heat.
• Do not connect the cylinder without checking valve and ‘O’ ring.
• Don’t let the unused and unconnected LPG cylinders hanging around.
• Don’t let any unauthorized person enter the cylinder area.
• Don’t use battery-operated or electrical devices in and around the LPG shed.

• • LPG should have separate safe-keeping chambers with sufficient distance from other volatile materials, especially flame.
• Capacity Zones should be built in industries to store and regulate LPG. The amount of LPG stored shouldn’t exceed the specified limits of the capacity zone.
• When storing LPG in large quantities in Industry, it is very important to ensure that there is proper ventilation to let any leakage seep through and depressurize.
• In high capacity zones, leakages should be monitored and prevented at all costs. There are several devices offered by SUPERGAS to help you with leakage.
• Transportation of LPG is easy, but shouldn’t be overlooked as the cylinders and bottles used to store and transport are also prone to wear and tear over time.