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Posted By Tom Chen
Dear all
we now are planning to install a LPG vessel on the roof of 2-storey building.
the LPG vessel is fuel to the oven on the 2 storey.
we know the LPG is heavier than air,and tend to sink towards the ground. when there is any spillage from the LPG vessel or connected pipework, it may be possible to go through the opening of the roof and reach the oven and cause fire.
but we have no other place choice.
what should we do to emilinate or reduce the risk?
any advice will be highly appreciated.
Best regards
Tom Chen
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Posted By Bob Pedley
Tom,
Contact your local fire authority for advice. Do not attempt to install a system such as you describe without consent from the local authority.
Bob
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Posted By Bob Youel
change your oven power source
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