Correct requalification of LPG cylinders is important because:
There is a direct impact on the safety and integrity of the cylinder.
It is a significant operational and financial burden on the business.
It has a direct and visible impact on the cylinder appearance.
affecting the image and brand of LPG.
It has an impact on the perception/image for policy makers and authorities.
It has an impact on the perception for consumers, and can influence market growth.
It ensures the end-user's peace of mind regarding safety.
LPG is transported in liquid form by maintaining the product under moderate pressure in a cylinder. Generally the cylinder is made of steel but more recently composite cylinders have been introduced into the industry.
Cylinders are filled and distributed through the distribution channel to the consumer by a variety of means and although they are designed for robust treatment they incur wear and tear, and sometimes damage.
Apart from the need for maintaining a safe container, it is good business practice to ensure this asset is well cared for as a LPG cylinder generally costs more than the LPG it contains.
It is estimated there are about one and a half billion LPG cylinders in circulation all over the world providing a valuable modern energy to millions of people and businesses.
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