worthwhile gases private limited

Mohali, Punjab

Every industry requires cost effective and efficient energy solution for various processes. In most applications can be used as clean and cost effective fuel in thermal fluid heaters and hot air generators.

The uses of LPG include captive power generation, space heating, water heating and cooling. For an establishment that requires cooking facilities, LPG is a popular choice to fulfill these needs. LPG can also be used for small gas generators instead of diesel engines for small captive power plant of any size. LPG is a pure and clean source of energy which provides an even and controllable heat source. This makes it ideal for industrial uses. LPG is almost free from sulfur and can be used in sensitive chemical processes.LPG is also a tremendously efficient and economical fuel for heating. Cooling and cooking represent two major growth areas for the use of LPG in commercial settings. LPG is used in the food service industry for bulk cooking in commercial establishments. There is a traditional use of LPG for gas driven generators for captive power. Heat that is released from LPG powered electricity generators can be harnessed to run water heaters or commercial boilers. Using this normally wasted energy can dramatically improve energy efficiency.

LPG is an acronym used for Liquefied Petroleum Gas. It is a mixture or gaseous concoction of some hydrocarbons. It includes butylenes, propylene, butane as well as propane, which is present in substantial part. It is a flammable mixture and one needs to be highly cautious when dealing with it. Liquefied petroleum gas is a fossil fuel and hence, non-renewable in nature. It comes from crude oil and natural gas as a part of an extraction process. It is normally in a gaseous state under normal atmospheric pressure and ambient temperatures. Albeit, it is non-toxic, it is still highly dangerous since it has potential to be abused like certain solvents.The main LPG manufacturing industry received an impetus just before the world saw its first world war and it was sold commercially only in 1920, which was much later. When it comes to uses of this fuel, there are aplenty. It is used as a motor fuel, cooking gas, for heating as well as refrigeration purposes and even for certain high end industrial processes. The exact process which goes into the making of LPG is by refining petroleum. It is even acquired by refining natural gas in its 'wet' form. Preferably fossil fuel sources go into the making. Sometimes it is extracted from gas streams which emerge from under the ground.

Choose an LPG service provider who provides you with standardized and BIS approved LPG cylinders and professional after sales support, Cylinders must always be placed in an upright position, Keep the LPG cylinder valves closed when not in use, LPG cylinders must be fitted with an ISI marked regulator and rubber tubes, LPG appliances and equipment has to meets all Indian safety standards, LPG supplied has to be odorized so that a leakage can be easily detected, While checking for gas leakage use a soap water solution. If bubbles appear from the valves or pipe joints it indicates a gas leakage.

Propane and Butane are easily liquefied and stored in pressure containers. These properties make the fuel highly portable, and hence, can be easily transported in cylinders or tanks to end-users.

LPG has instantaneous heating properties and can be installed to heat set ups as large as an aircraft hangar and as small as a single room. For air conditioning: Although a lesser known fuel for air conditioning set-ups, LPG is in-fact a cost effective and eco-friendly fuel for space cooling compared to other widely used alternatives.

LPG is a good substitute for petrol in spark ignition engines. Its clean burning properties, in a properly tuned engine, give reduced exhaust emissions, extended lubricant and spark plug life.

LPG is widely used in agricultural sector for drying purpose, As an energy efficient and highly economical fuel, LPG is also used in various commercial setups.

ts LPG Blending and Bottling Plant with state-of-the-art technology to carry out the bottling of the blended LPG in cylinders strictly adhering to the Bureau of Iwill use only pilfer-proof seals on all their LPG cylinders to ensure that only the right quantity of LPG reaches our clientele. In the absence of such pilferproof seals, unscrupulous elements pilfer gas and transfer it from one LPG cylinder to another which is hazardous to life and property and also the end client is cheated by not getting the full quantum of LPG for the price that they have paid.The 2001 Census of India mentions that 17.5% of Indian households or 33.6 million Indian households use LPG as cooking fuel. Of this number; 76.64% of such households were from urban India making up 48% of urban Indian households as compared to a usage of 5.7% only in rural Indian households. LPG is heavily subsidized by the Government of India.ndian Standards safety and quality norms.