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Anonymous users2024-01-24The safe use environment of liquefied gas requires that the storage temperature shall not exceed 45 degrees Celsius, and the indoor temperature will definitely not reach it, and the heating under the main cylinder will not heat the cylinder to this temperature!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello and happy to be able to answer this question for you. Liquefied gas tanks (some are called gas tanks) are generally safer to be placed in a cool and dark place. Put the liquefied gas tank (gas tank) on the floor heating, if the temperature of the floor heating does not exceed 30 °C, it is okay to put it, it is best to put an insulating object at the bottom of the tank.
If the temperature of the floor heating is very high, for the sake of safety, do not put the liquefied gas tank (gas tank) on the floor heating, because the liquefied gas in the tank will produce a high pressure when it encounters high temperatures, which may be dangerous!
If it is more than 30, do not put.
If you ask a question about 20 degrees, it should be no problem.
But I've got a layer of tiles on top of it.
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This is indeed dangerous! The interface of the liquefied gas tank in our restaurant is too deep and the hydraulic valve is not in good contact, and sometimes it is exposed!
As long as it's not close to the fire and nothing heavy touches it, it's fine.
As long as it is used properly and the operation method is normal, it will be fine. Always turn off all the valves when not in use. Pay attention to indoor ventilation when using. Don't forget to have a fire extinguisher.
The gas tank in the kitchen should be placed away from the door, which is much safer.