Specification for the use and operation of liquefied gas tanks

Liquefied gas tanks are inflammable and explosive equipment, and they should be operated in strict accordance with the specifications to ensure the safety of kindergartens.

(1) place the liquefied gas tank at a suitable temperature, and the direct sunlight time should not be too long in summer, and the temperature should not be too low in winter, so as to avoid uneven heat and cold and heating explosion.

(2) Liquefied gas is flammable and explosive, so it is necessary to cut the rubber head regularly, replace the rubber hose, pipe clamp and pressure reducing valve, and always check whether the interface between the rubber hose and the stove is tight.

(3) it is forbidden to shake, tilt or locally heat the liquefied gas tank during use.

(4) Every time a new liquefied gas tank is replaced, check whether it leaks or not during use, and close the main valve after use.

(5) Don't place other inflammable and explosive articles near the canteen and liquefied gas tank, and don't let children and other non-canteen staff enter the canteen to use fire and gas.

(6) equip the canteen with a certain number of fire-fighting equipment for use in case of sudden fire, and every canteen staff should be proficient in using all kinds of fire-fighting equipment.

(7) Before entering the kitchen every day, smell whether there is any peculiar smell, do not turn on the light first, and keep a record of the person who opened the door to prevent air leakage and explosion.

(8) Newly-entered liquefied gas cylinders must be checked for air leakage with soapy water, and recorded by inspectors.

(9) If air leakage is found, the valve should be closed immediately, the doors and windows should be opened for ventilation, and the supplier should be asked to repair it. It is not allowed to repair it without permission.