The document outlines the importance of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in Nigeria, highlighting its market potential and the government's plans to enhance the gas sector through favorable regulations. It provides detailed safety practices for the installation and operation of LPG conversion kits and encourages proper handling and emergency response in case of gas leaks. Customer education on safe operation and the necessity of proper equipment maintenance is emphasized throughout the document.

1. LPG SAFETY FOR INSTALLATION & OPERATION
CONVERSION KIT
Gabriel Asechemie

2. Why LP gas Utilization?
 Gas reserves of 190 Tcf, potential 600 Tcf, 7th
 Nigeria flares 500 Bcf/yr, 10% of global
 Loss 18.2 million U.S. dollars daily
 3.2million MT produced annually, 731,500 MT is reserved for local
consumption.
 Actual domestic consumption stands at 400,000 MT and
unconsumed domestic LP Gas allocation is 331,500 MT
 45.32% of available quantity is a huge market potential to explore
for job and wealth creation in terms of manpower and
infrastructure.
 FG to enhance gas sector by implementing favourable regulations:
gas price, LPG utilization policy and phase removal of kerosene
subsidy.

3. Why LP gas?
 LP Gas is a safe, clean and efficient
fuel
 LP Gas is the cleanest burning fossil
fuel
 LP Gas is most popular alternative
energy source
 LP Gas improves air quality by
Removing pollutants; Sulfur &
Nitrogen Oxide

4. What is LPG?
 Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG or LP Gas or LP
Gases, AutoGas
 Commonly called Cooking gas
 It’s a mixture of hydrocarbons Propane C3H8 and
Butane C4H10
 LP Gas is colourless in vapour and liquid phase
 LP Gas at normal temperature is 1.5 heavier than
air and will diffuse into the atmosphere very
slowly.

5. Conversion Kit/Hybrid Carburetor
 Conversion Kit/Hybrid Carburetor is a
device that is capable of mixing PMS
with air and LPG with air in the correct
proportion before sending it to the ICE.
 Made of Aluminium Alloy
 10 years guarantee
 Pressure Tested and Dent Tested
 Certified by International Standard
Organisation
 The Dual Carburetor does not produce
naked flame

6. Safety Practices before Installation
LPG is a has to be used in accordance with certain safety measures

7.  Only trained or authorized persons should be
allowed to handle the LPG and related
equipment.
Safety Practices During Installation

8. Checklist Before Installation
 Always put on appropriate personal protective
equipment (PPE) before any conversion
 Ensure spanners, conversion kit, gas cylinder,
pressure regulator, gas hose (2m min. to 4m max.
length) and clips are in good working condition
before conversion.
 Ensure generator is in perfect working condition.
Check the oil level, put on the generator and run
on average load to be sure that it supplies power
to the home or office.

9. Safety Practices
 Always wear PPE during conversions

10. Safety Practices
 Before any installation make sure the
gas cylinder, regulator, gas hose, and
clips are in good condition

11. Safety Practices
 Ensure that cylinders are corrosion free
 Check for leakages, dents and holes
 DO NOT make repair or repaint cylinders
 Always replace when it gets bad

12. Safety Practice
 Use the correct sizes and colour of hoses
(orange hoses are recommended)
PVC LPG HOSE 2 – 4 meters
in length
LP Gas Expired and cracked

13. Safety Practices during Installation
 Follow installation procedures carefully
 Ensure all butts and nuts are properly
fastened.
 Check the gasket to be sure it is not
damaged else it could affect the stability of
the generator.
 Ensure the clips properly secure the gas
hose connecting the pressure regulator
and carburetor inlet.

14. Safety Practices during Installation
 Gas cylinder must be placed safely away from
ignition sources – electrical or flame or
exhaust
 Gas cylinder must be placed
in well ventilated location,
avoiding enclosure, to prevent
accumulation of gas

15. Safety Practices After Installation
 Ensure cylinder is placed on a firm
and level surface like concrete
floor
 Do not place cylinder in gutter or
drainage, wet or moist area, on
wood or bare floor

16. Safe Handling of Cylinder
 Do not roll or drag the gas bottle on the
ground when taking it from one place to the
other.
 Cylinders should not be used in horizontal
positions.

17. Safety Practices
 Do not smoke any where around a gas
bottle.

18. Checklist for Operation
 Check the hose clips to see if they
are tightly fixed
 Make sure the petrol tank is closed
 Open the LPG regulator for at least a
minute before you run the generator
 Make sure your gas hose does not
have leakages

19. Emergency Response To Gas Leak
 Good practice in handling will minimize
the risk of gas leakage
 Do NOT check gas leak with naked flame
 If you suspect Leaks, it may be detected by;
1. Characteristic Smell: Routine Egg or Cabbage, Ethyl
2. Sound of escaping gas
3. condensation or frost around the around area of leak
4. Brushing soapy water over suspected area or
valve and look out for bubbles

20. Emergency Response Gas Leak or Fire
 Close the gas valve
 Relocate the cylinder to a more ventilated area
 If you can’t contain the situation, call for help
 Call a fire service agent immediately

21. Customer Education
 Ensure to educate customer on safe operation
of hybrid Carburetor and safe handling of LP
Gas
 Advice the customer to have at least a 6kg fire
extinguisher at home
 All maintenance should be done by a trained
technician

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