Safety and environmental protection of liquefied gas storage tanks

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) operates on a simple yet effective principle

Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is stored in specialized equipment called an LPG tank, sometimes referred to as an LPG container, industrial gas tank, compressed gas tank, or liquefied gas tank.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a term that describes a group of hydrocarbon gases derived from crude oil and/or natural gas. LPG is produced by distilled natural gas about 55% and crude oil refineries about 45%.

The tank area is poorly protected against flammable gases and cannot be detected in time. If an ignition source is found, it may cause fire or explosion.Container explosion Ambient temperature rises in summer.

In places where gas is prone to leak, pay attention to ventilation at the bottom.

LPG underground tanks are equipment used to store liquefied petroleum gas, usually buried underground to reduce safety risks and environmental impact.

The introduction of liquefied petroleum storage tanks and the manufacture of liquefied petroleum gas cylinders involve many processes.

Gas generators powered by liquefied petroleum gas range from small to large sizes. wall mounted to vertical Air-heated, from 50 kg/h to 30,000 kg/h, as well as mobile loading and unloading stations for temporary gas applications.

Store in a cool, ventilated special warehouse for flammable gases. Keep away from fire and heat source. The temperature of the warehouse should not exceed 30°C.

LPG is a volatile, colourless liquid obtained by liquefying natural gas or petroleum under pressure or reduced pressure in refining plants. It is highly spontaneous and can explode when exposed to open flame if its concentration in the air exceeds a certain level. The density of LPG in the liquid state, which decreases as the temperature increases, increases as the temperature decreases.