Is There Any Wrong In Running Motorbikes With LPG gas carburetor?  What do you think on running motorbikes with LPG gas? Are there any dangerous effects - Can it fire a motorbike engine. My opinion however is that, I don't think there is any dangerous implications of use LPG gas for motorbikes. I don't see any issues with that, as what others believing that riding with an LPG tank is a disaster waiting to happen - and should be ban on motorbikes. The packaging is the error, but vehicles are using LPG gas, so why not motorbikes? Look, those disasters could be happening like everyday in I ..read more

Don't Panic, Do These Things To Quench It. Gas Explosion is now very rampant today. This is because of the increased use of gas cookers by people. There is no doubt that gas Cookers are easier, neater to handle, and faster than firewood or even stoves.  Almost all Nigerian homes are now using Gas Cookers because it is cheaper than using Kerosene. But the major risk associated with using a gas cooker is that it can lead to gas explosion which can claim the lives of thousands of people.  If you use a gas cooker, you should do everything in your power to avoid it. But if it happens, Do ..read more

When gas cylinder starts making strange noise, it is advisable for you to rectify the issue as soon as possible, for your safety and peace of mind. Gas cylinders typically shouldn't make any noise, so if you're hearing strange sounds, it's important to investigate the cause. Here are some common reasons why your gas cylinder might be making noise: 1. Leakage: One of the most concerning reasons for noise coming from a gas cylinder is a potential leak. If there's a leak in the cylinder or the hose pipe connection, you might hear hissing or whistling sounds as the gas escapes. This is a serious ..read more

Cooking gas can be use at home for heating and burning. It is a cleaner fuel and more preferable to wood and charcoal. But just how long does a typical LPG cylinder last before needing a refill? Really, the fact is that, how long cooking gas last depends on several factors, including the size of the cylinder, the type of cooking appliances used (single burner or double), the frequency of cooking, and the cooking habits of the household. Here's a breakdown of what to consider: 1. Cylinder Size: LPG cylinders come in various sizes, ranging from larges ones used for restaurants, hotels for coo ..read more

Propane is a common fuel used for heating, cooking, and powering appliances. But have you ever wondered why propane freezes, especially when it's supposed to be a gas? By now, you should have know that LPG is sold to two forms - as commercial Propane and commerical Butane. Propane, like many other gases, can turn into a liquid under certain conditions, such as low temperatures and high pressure. This transformation is very much needed when storing and transporting propane efficiently. However, even though propane is stored as a liquid under pressure, it can still freeze under extreme cold te ..read more

LPG can be stored in a cylinder, container or tank. Gas cylinders are specifically containers used for storing various types of gases, ranging from oxygen and helium to propane and acetylene. So you see, selecting the right materials for storing LPG gas is very important, as LPG is known to cause some material to become weak, which can eventually cause them to blast with time. The material used can also determine how a gas cylinder weighs when measured. Here, I will discuss the common materials used in making different types of gas cylinders. 1. STEEL   - Carbon Steel: Carbon steel cyl ..read more

Have you ever encountered unusual sounds or smells coming from LPG gas cylinder? One common scenario is when there's a hissing sound coming from the cylinder, but no smell of gas is detected. Is that even possible? Yes, it is possible. So, in this article, we'll look at the causes and what actions to take. What Are The Causes of Gas Cylinder Hissing Sound 1. Leakage - The most concerning possibility when hearing a hissing sound from an LPG cylinder is gas leakage. Even if there's no distinct smell of gas, a hissing sound could indicate a small leak that is not releasing enough gas to produc ..read more

  When it comes to lighting a gas cooker or stove, you have the option of using either an electronic gas igniter or the normal traditional match stick. Both methods have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Let's take a closer look at each to help you decide which one is right for you. ELECTRONIC GAS IGNITER Pros: * Electronic gas igniters offer convenience as they eliminate the need for matches or lighters. With the push of a button, you can easily ignite the gas burner. * Electronic igniters are considered safer than match sticks as they don't involve an open flame. This re ..read more

As an experienced gasman, safety is always my top priority, especially when it comes to handling cylinders. Understanding the circumstances that can lead to a cylinder blast is very crucial for preventing accidents, such as fire or explosion. One of the primary reasons for cylinder blasts is gas leakage. When gas leaks from a cylinder into the surrounding environment, it can create a highly flammable atmosphere. Even a small spark or ignition source can trigger an explosion if the gas concentration reaches a critical level.  As the recent heat wave across the country, heat exposure can ..read more

When it comes to choosing a generator for powering up your apartment or workspace, two popular options are LPG generators and diesel generators. Yes, the truth is that both have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Knowing the differences between them will help you make an informed decision. LPG GENERATOR PROS: * LPG is known for producing fewer emissions compared to diesel, making LPG generators a more environmentally friendly option. * LPG tends to be less expensive than diesel fuel, resulting in lower operating costs over time. * LPG generators are often quieter than diesel gen ..read more