Propane fuel gas offers clean burning characteristics with a very high calorific value and produces less air pollutants and carbon dioxide than most other fuels. It has many applications and can be used for heating and drying, shrink wrapping, soldering, heat treatment and cooking for off grid customers.
Features
- Colorless, flammable, liquefied gas
- Produces less air pollutants and carbon dioxide than most other fuels
- Clean burning characteristics, high calorific value
- Efficient, clean fuel for fork lift trucks
- Operates under cold conditions
- On a profile-cutting machine, oxy-propane gives fast, clean cuts on thick plate
Specifications
Cylinder
- Connection Valve (CGA) : CGA 510
- Cylinder Size : 10
- Cylinder Volume (lbs, l, or ft3) : 10 gal
- Cylinder Material : Varied
Technical
- Gas : Propane
- Symbol : C3H8
- Chemical Symbol : C3H8
- Gas Grade : Industrial
- Molecular Mass : 44.11 g/mol
- Specific Volume : 8.5 ft3/lb (0.531 m3/kg)
- CAS Number : 74-98-6
Shipping
- Shipping Name : Propane, Compressed
- Hazard Class : 2.1
- UN Number : 1978
- Label : Flammable Gas
Safety
- Physical state : Gas
- Appearance : Colorless gas
- Color : Colorless
- Odor : Poor warning properties at low concentrations. Stenchant often added. Sweetish
- Freezing point : -187.69 °C (-305.8°F)
- Boiling point : -42.1 °C (-44.32°F)
- Flash point : -104.4 °C (-155.2°F) TCC
- Critical temperature : 96.8 °C (206°F)
- Auto-ignition temperature : 450 °C (842°F)
- Flammability (solid, gas) : 2.1 – 9.5 vol %
- Vapor pressure : 8.58 bar (109.73 psig)
- Relative vapor density at 20 °C : 0.58
- Density : 0.506 – 0.583 g/cm_ (at 15 °C)
- Relative gas density : 1.5
- Solubility : Water: 75 mg/l
- Log Pow : 2.36
- Oxidizing properties : None
