Liquefied petroleum gas cylinders cannot be filled

Because each cylinder has a certain pressure. The liquefied gas is normally filled into the bottle in a liquid state at a normal temperature, and when the ambient temperature is raised, part of the liquid is converted into a gas to increase the pressure inside the bottle. Therefore, in order to ensure safety, it cannot be installed too much when filling, and must be filled with reference to the filling factor.

The filling factor refers to the mass (kg) of the liquefied gas that can be filled per liter of the cylinder. This is very important data that liquefied gases should be aware of during the filling process.