LPG Gas Features

LPG Gas Features

Cylinder Gas is present in both liquid and gas forms. When the device connected to the bottled gas starts to be used, the gaseous LPG at the top is depleted. The liquid LPG at the bottom evaporates to replace the depleted gas using the thermal energy it draws from its surroundings. Because LPG is a liquefied gas under pressure and has a boiling point of approximately 0°C, it is in gaseous state at room temperature. LPG is superior to other fuels because it can easily be liquefied under pressure, stored and transported conveniently in steel cylinders, and can vaporize easily even at low temperatures.

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