About LPG

What is LPG?

· Liquefied Petroleum Gas is composed predominantly of propane, butane, and propylene and butylene may be present in the mixture of these gases.

· When LPG is compressed it becomes a liquid. When LPG is released from a cylinder the pressure drops and it reverts to a gas.

· LPG expands 270:1 when it changes from liquid to gas, which means you get 270 litres of gas for every litre of liquid LPG .

· LPG vapour is 1.5 times heavier than air and sinks to the ground when released or if it leaks.

· LPG has no natural odour; a distinctive odorant is added so that it can be detected by humans should a leak occur.

· LPG is environmentally friendly with lower exhaust emissions compared to unleaded petrol; 15% lower Carbon Dioxide emissions, and 80% less Toxic Emissions.

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