Liquefied petroleum gas itself is odorless. Because it is a flammable and explosive gas and is 1.5 times heavier than air, it is not easy to diffuse and has great danger. After leakage, in order to facilitate immediate discovery, mercaptans, sulfides, etc. are added. Smelly substances so that people can detect them in time and take measures to eliminate the danger. So why can't the liquefied gas cylinders be used lying down or upside down? Now let the Tianlong liquefied gas cylinder manufacturers explain to you:

　　This is because the liquefied gas in the cylinder is liquid at the bottom and gaseous at the top. Under normal circumstances, the gaseous liquefied gas is burned through the pressure reducing valve. If it is lying or standing upside down, the pressure through the pressure reducing valve is all liquid. After the liquid comes out, its volume rapidly expands by nearly 250 times, which greatly exceeds the stove Load, resulting in two situations: one may burst out a very large flame, igniting nearby combustibles; the other may be that the gas is too late to burn completely, forming an explosive mixture with air and exploding.

　　Warm reminder: Steel cylinders with a service life of less than 20 years should be inspected every 5 years, and steel cylinders with a service life of more than 20 years should be inspected every two years. If the steel cylinder is severely corroded or damaged, it should be inspected in advance. Only in this way can we use liquefied gas safely and effectively.