
New LPG Cylinder: Good News! Indian Oil launched a new LPG gas cylinder; it does not blast. know details
Indian Oil has introduced a new composite gas cylinder that offers enhanced safety features. Unlike traditional cylinders, it won’t explode even if it catches fire; instead, it simply burns away. This cylinder is lighter than the regular ones and allows users to see the gas level inside. It can be availed of by paying an additional security deposit of Rs 800. Overall, it provides a safer and more convenient option for consumers.
Reports of gas cylinder explosions during fires are common these days. In such a scenario, a composite gas cylinder could be a safer alternative. Launched by Indian Oil, this new cylinder is designed with complete safety in mind. Even if exposed to fire, it does not explode but instead gradually burns and disintegrates on its own.
As per oil company officials, the composite cylinder is built with three protective layers. It doesn’t explode; instead, it melts from the inside, allowing the gas to burn off safely. Even if you currently use a regular cylinder, you can request a replacement through your distributor.
To switch, you’ll need to pay an additional Rs 800 as a security deposit. The standard security deposit for a regular cylinder is Rs 2200, whereas for the composite cylinder, it totals Rs 3000.
The amount of gas will be visible
According to IOCL officials, composite cylinders do not rust and look beautiful and attractive. Since it is transparent, the quantity consumed is clearly visible. Since it is colourful, it looks very beautiful. Since it is light, a housewife can easily handle it.
Composite cylinders are safe and much lighter than normal
Let us tell you that the weight of a composite cylinder in empty form is just 5.5 kg, whereas a normal cylinder weighs 15.5 kg. 14.2 kg of gas is filled in it. In filled form it weighs about 30 kg.
The composite cylinder is filled with 10 kg; the cylinder filled with this weighs only 15.5 kg. The price is the same for both; both come in the form of domestic cylinders.