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Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a versatile hydrocarbon fuel composed primarily of propane and butane. It is widely used across residential, commercial, industrial, and automotive sectors due to its clean-burning properties and efficient energy output.
Product Description
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a flammable mixture of light hydrocarbons, predominantly propane (C₃H₈) and butane (C₄H₁₀), obtained during crude oil refining and natural gas processing. It is stored and transported in liquid form under moderate pressure, enabling efficient handling and distribution.
LPG is widely used as a fuel for cooking, heating, transportation (autogas), and industrial applications. It is also utilized as an aerosol propellant and refrigerant, offering an environmentally preferable alternative to certain conventional chemicals.
Due to its clean combustion characteristics, LPG produces lower emissions compared to many traditional fuels, making it a reliable and efficient energy source across diverse applications.
Key Features
Clean-Burning Fuel
Produces low soot and reduced sulfur emissions, supporting cleaner energy applications.
Versatile Energy Source
Suitable for residential, commercial, industrial, and automotive use cases.
Efficient Storage & Transport
Liquefied under pressure for easy storage, transport, and distribution.
High Energy Output
Delivers strong calorific value, ensuring efficient performance across applications.
Technical Requirements
Storage & Handling Guidelines
- Store in approved pressurized cylinders or tanks
- Keep away from heat sources, sparks, and open flames
- Ensure proper ventilation in storage and usage areas
- Avoid leakage and ensure proper sealing of containers
- Handle in accordance with LPG safety and hazardous material regulations
- Use appropriate regulators and valves during usage and transfer
Product Specifications (Propane / Butane Reference)
Propane
Physical Properties
- Specific Gravity @60°F: As reported (ASTM D2598)
- Vapor Pressure @100°F: Max 200 psig
Composition
- Propane Content: Max 96.0%
- Ethane Content: Max 2.0%
- Butane & Heavier Residue: Max 2.5%
Purity & Quality
- Residue on Evaporation: Max 0.05 ml
- Oil Stain Observation: Pass
- Moisture Content: Pass
Sulfur & Corrosion
- Sulfur Content: Max 40 ppm
- Hydrogen Sulphide: Negative
- Copper Corrosion: Max No.1 Strip
Butane
Physical Properties
- Specific Gravity @60°F: As reported (ASTM D2598)
- Vapor Pressure @100°F: Max 70 psig
Composition
- Butane Content: Max 95.0%
- Pentane & Heavier Residue: Max 2.0%
Purity & Quality
- Free Water: Pass
Sulfur & Corrosion
- Sulfur Content: Max 80 ppm
- Hydrogen Sulphide: Negative
- Copper Corrosion: Max No.1 Strip
- Domestic cooking and heating applications
- Commercial and industrial fuel systems
- Automotive fuel (autogas)
- Aerosol propellants and refrigeration systems
- Power generation and decentralized energy systems
- Petrochemical feedstock for olefins and derivatives
- Clean combustion reduces environmental impact
- Flexible usage across multiple industries and applications
- Easy storage and transport in pressurized form
- High calorific value ensures efficient energy output
- Reliable alternative where pipeline gas is unavailable
- Supports both standalone and hybrid energy systems