➤Properties of Propane

➤Propane as vapor
-Propane vapor is 1 ½ times heavier than air
-Propane has no smell
-Colorless, odorless, and tasteless
-Odorant is added
-Boiling point at -44° F

➤Propane as a liquid
-To stay as a liquid, it needs to be stored Your hand under pressure'
-Propane is lighter than water
-It settles into low-
-lying areas was lowered
-When released into the air it expands 270 times it's original volume

➤Miscellaneous
-Liquid propane expands 17 times more than water with temperature changes
-Propane vapor is heavier than air, but propane liquid is lighter than water
-Achieves stability in tanks

➤Propane Distribution
U.S Natural Gas Processing
U.S. Petroleum Refineries
Canadian Imports
Other Imports
Over 250 Domestic & International Sources of Propane
Primary & Secondary Storage
Above Ground Storage
Underground Storage
Transport
Pipeline
Rail
Residential
Agriculture
Commercial/ Industrial

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We are dedicated to the safety of our employees, customers and the general public, and full compliance with applicable statutes, regulations and ordinances.

➤Residential
• Heaters
• Furnace
• Water Heater
• Stove
• Fireplaces
• Pool
• Patio Heaters
• Grills
• Generators

➤Commercial and Industrial
• Forklift
• Business Heat 
• Builders
• Torches 
• Dispensers
• Patio Heat
• Stove/Oven
• Generators
• Firepits
• Auto Gas

➤Agricultural
• Chicken Houses
• Orchard Heat
• Barn Heat
• Crop Drying
• Greenhouses
• Generators
• Weed Burners
• Irrigation

 to heat the cells of the plant, causing them to burst. By destroying the weed's stem, it leaves the plant unable to ingest water or nutrients, essentially killing the weed.

used in areas where rainfall is irregular or dry times or drought is expected.