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Notes On LPG Process Audit 2 PDF
Notes On LPG Process Audit 2 PDF
The Audit should be carried out in accordance with the requirements of:
NFPA 58 - Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code, by the National Fire Protection Association (US)
[refer: www.nfpa.org]
LPGA COP 1 (UK) - The Storage of LP Gas at Fixed Installations, by the UK LP Gas Association
(UK) [refer: www.lpga.co.uk]
EN 12542 and EN 14075 [refer: www.cen.eu]
DPR EGASPIN 2002
LP Gas safety comes from understanding the behavior of LP Gas (WLPGA/UNEP) Do the staff
understand the behavior of LP Gas? Check
1. The hazards commonly associated with LP Gas are fire and explosion.
2. Since uncontrolled releases of LP Gas can have serious consequences the prime objective of a
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13. Personnel engaged in LP Gas operations should receive formal training by competent persons for
their normal activities and for emergencies. LP Gas facilities should have emergency planning
and response programmes appropriate to the hazards and risks which they represent. These
include correct handling procedures to avoid injury.
14. LP Gas cylinders and tanks should never be allowed to become liquid-full. Climatic conditions will
influence the degree of ullage required but it is typical practice to fill to around 80% of the water
capacity of the vessel.
15. Installers of appliances and equipment, and those responsible for service should be formally
trained and should have reached a specified level of proficiency. Check record of servicers if
certifications were provided. This assesses the risks associated with inferior installation standards
and/or practices