NFPA implements rules on cathodic protection
PERC has developed a training program that includes a handbook and DVD in order to address changes for the installation of cathodic protection devices.
View ArticleFire code deadline passes with many tanks still not upgraded
Ten years after stricter fire safety codes were enacted for propane storage tanks, most marketers appear to have met the July 1, 2011 compliance deadline for their own bulk plants.
View ArticleHeritage names Hamilton a senior vice president
The latest news from the people who work in the propane industry.
View ArticleConsumer confidence in propane tied to trained, certified workforce
NFPA requirements, DOT compliance, motor carrier rules, OSHA standards, fuel gas code provisions: The list of rules and regulations to which today’s retail propane marketer must comply can seem endless.
View ArticleScientific processes used to determine cause and origin of fires
NFPA 921 sets the standard for scientific-based investigation of fires and explosions. It is the foremost authority for […]
View ArticleSuperior Energy Systems dispenser awarded CSA certification
Superior Energy Systems received certification for its propane autogas dispensers from the CSA Group. The dispenser will bear […]
View ArticlePropane industry mourns loss of longtime safety leader
William “Bill” Mahre, owner of Propane Technical Services and a longtime safety advocate in the propane industry, died […]
View ArticleSuperior Energy Systems autogas dispensers earn certification
Superior Energy Systems earned National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP) certification for its propane autogas dispensers that service retail […]
View ArticleSuperior Energy Systems’ autogas dispensers receive CSA listings
Superior Energy Systems’ electronic propane autogas dispensers have received Canadian Standards Association (CSA) listings per Underwriters Laboratories UL […]
View ArticleCauses of grill fires
Going inside the numbers helps us to form consumer safety messages for grilling.
View ArticleLP Gas magazine unveils Hall of Fame Class of 2017
Four industry leaders join the sixth class of the LP Gas Hall of Fame, including John D. (Jack) Capps, Theodore Lemoff, Darrel Reifschneider and William Young.
View ArticleAddressing community concerns about plant expansion
When it comes to plant expansion, know what safety buttons to push, especially when it comes to community concerns.
View ArticleTransloaders maximize safety, efficiency in propane railcar transfers
Superior Energy Systems’ transloaders, or portable rail towers, are constructed for maximized safety and efficiency when transferring propane between railcars.
View ArticleLP Gas Hall of Fame profile: Theodore Lemoff
Longtime NFPA engineer and staff liaison Theodore Lemoff offered direction and clarity on propane safety codes and standards.
View ArticleLP Gas Hall of Fame profile: William Young
Engineer William Young conquers the toughest plant design projects and shares his expertise to better propane industry safety.
View ArticlePERC approves funding requests at Nashville meeting
The Propane Education & Research Council approved four funding requests at its meeting prior to the Propane Expo in Nashville, Tennessee.
View ArticleRail loading arm features fewer moving parts
Westmor Industries’ rail loading arms for LP gas and NH3 fuel transfer feature only one 45-degree swivel, which allows for a higher capacity flow rate.
View ArticleUsing press-connect fittings to join pipes
Press-connect fittings have gained acceptance by NFPA 58 and now give the propane industry a ‘viable alternative’ for joining pipe.
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