What is the primary concern when transferring LP-Gas?

The primary concern when transferring LP-Gas is avoiding static electricity. This is crucial because static electricity can create sparks that may ignite the gas, leading to fires or explosions. The transfer of LP-Gas often involves pumping the liquid from one container to another, and during this process, friction between the gas and the transfer equipment or between the gas and the container can generate static charges. To mitigate this risk, proper grounding and bonding techniques are employed to ensure that any static charge is safely dissipated, preventing accidents.

The focus on static electricity ensures that all safety protocols are followed during the transfer process, emphasizing the importance of proper training and adherence to regulations to protect both personnel and property.