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LPG, which is heavier than air due to its high density, is a hydrocarbon-based combustible gas. LPG is the generic name of the butane and propane gases and their mixtures in different proportions. In Turkey, LPG used in household gas cylinders consists of 70% butane and 30% propane.

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Normally, the gas is stored in liquid form under high pressure in steel containers, cylinders or tanks at the production and manufacturing site, hence the gas remains in liquid state. This liquid state gas is then transferred to the gas cylinders at the LPG filling plants which we see in our house.

To refill LPG gas cylinder (fill propane tank) by decanting, a small vent screw is opened which allows gas to vent when the gas inside the bottle reaches the full refill level. The venting gas is the operator's cue to stop the LPG gas bottle refill and close both the vent screw and main valve.

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Colloquially known as “cylinder gas”, LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) is a source of energy used for cooking, heating and lightning. LPG is a colorless and odorless gas. However, a special odor has been intentionally added so that a potential leak can be detected easily.

The filling is accomplished by introducing a gas mixture, or at least one gaseous component of the gas mixture, into a cooled compressed-gas container in the form of a gas or liquid-cooled gas.