Reply With QuoteTrouble is what makes an expert ? Certainly I would doubt the pimply faced kid who had 20 minutes instruction at Bunnings would be an expert.Originally Posted by Disco44
LEL = 2% UEL = 10% for LPG
Martyn
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As a retired Professional Firie with over 30 years service.two things scared the **** out of me and of which I have the healthiest respect, are gas and electricity.With gas as it's heavier then air it sits low and and , in certain conditions, is exceedingly hard to disperse.Taken in it's upper and lower limits of flammability ( sorry forgot them and cannot quote ) Gas is dangerous in the extreme just a little bit makes a big bang.
I would not be decanting them under any circumstances having been blown 6 metres in one instance which was caused by just a small amount of LPG. I'd leave it to the experts.
John
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Trouble is what makes an expert ? Certainly I would doubt the pimply faced kid who had 20 minutes instruction at Bunnings would be an expert.
LEL = 2% UEL = 10% for LPG
Martyn
1998 Defender
2008 Madigan
2010 Cape York
2012 Beadell, Bombs and other Blasts
2014 Centreing the Simpson
VKS-737 mob 7669
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You are so right..a big bang waiting to happen. So far we have been lucky in Australia .Not so in the UK and the US,where e.g.mobile phones have set off " Several big bangs".
Trouble is what makes an expert ? Certainly I would doubt the pimply faced kid who had 20 minutes instruction at Bunnings would be an expert.
LEL = 2% UEL = 10% for LPG
Martyn
Last edited by Disco44; 31st March 2010 at 09:56 PM. Reason: Fixed grammar
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