Leak Detection Spray for LP Gas, air and other utility pipelines, Leak Check efficiently locates leaks in all kinds of gas systems in a safe and easy manner. This Product is non flammable and does not damage any metal surface, paint, rubber etc.

• Checking the hoses for signs of cracks or leak and if they are suitably clamped.
• Inspecting the cylinders, tanks and piping for signs of rust, damage and leakage.
• Examining that the grounding cable is linked to tank and in satisfactory condition.
• Vaporizers should be inspected for signs of leaks, corrosion or damage. For those used in indirect heating, checking aspects like sufficient level of water and condition of electrical connections.
• Checking the operations of items such as level control, heat input controls, valves, flame control devices, pressure controllers, etc. Safety devices such as solenoid valves and similar items should be given special attention.

LPG stored in the cylinder is in liquid state. In a VOT installation, the liquid inside the cylinder evaporates naturally due to the natural vaporization phenomenon. The rate of natural vaporization is low and thus, it works well for small installations. However, when the usage of LPG increases the natural method of vaporization is not sufficient in comparison to the rate of conversion (liquid to gas). This is when the liquid LPG in the cylinder is forced to convert into vapor by attracting heat from the ambient environment, causing a drop in the temperature. This is when water droplets or an icy coating is seen on the cylinder.

What is a LPG cylinder?

It is a container in which propane and butane are mixed in certain quantities so that they can be used a fuel for various applications.

What is LPG cylinder made of?

As per the Bureau of Indian Standards, the LPG cylinders are made from carbon steel. Wall thickness is a major aspect that needs to be considered while designing a cylinder. The factors that affect the thickness of the wall are: