LPG (propane) can be transported in a number of ways, including by ship, rail, tanker trucks, intermodal tanks, cylinder trucks, pipelines and local gas reticulation systems. There are also some much more basic ways .In the following , we’ll explore all of these and discuss the details of each.Bulk

What we commonly think of as propane explosions are actually the result of a gas leak being exposed to flame or very high temperatures. LPG tanks exploding are a rare but possible occurrence: These explosions are a type of Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion, or BLEVE, which occurs when the pressure of the LPG tank exceeds the pressure it can safely vent, leading to the tank bursting open. Use safe handling and storage practices and check propane tank relief valves regularly to minimize the risk of an explosion.

Liquefied petroleum gas shall be transported by vehicles with fixed drivers and escorts. Drivers and escorts must be trained by professional departments.Drivers and escorts must be familiar with the following safety technical knowledge.