Please tell me what is the difference between gas cylinder rules of 1981 and 2004?
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Dear Nandini, Please let us know your requirement specifically. Else please find attached the Gas Cylinder rules 2004. You may study the rules and comply to them. Thanks & Regards, Sudhir
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Dear Nandini,
There is a lot of discussion in this forum on LPG storage. Please type your query at the top of this page. However, if your cylinders are in a manifold, then it is okay; otherwise, you have to obtain a license from the Department of Explosives. Attached is a photo of such an LPG manifold that does not require any license. Please revert back in case any more details are required.
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Sudhir
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There is a lot of discussion in this forum on LPG storage. Please type your query at the top of this page. However, if your cylinders are in a manifold, then it is okay; otherwise, you have to obtain a license from the Department of Explosives. Attached is a photo of such an LPG manifold that does not require any license. Please revert back in case any more details are required.
Thanks & Regards,
Sudhir
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Dear Nandini, Usually the contractors who are given the contract are aware of the requirements. The uploading of attachment was missed. Being uploaded now. Thanks & Regards, Sudhir
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Dear Nandini,
If you are storing more than 100 kgs of LPG (more than 5 cylinders), you need a license from the Controller of Explosives. If you connect to a manifold, you don't need a license. However, you need to comply with BIS standards for storage/manifold safety requirements.
Best Regards,
Thanking You,
B.S. Gopala Krishna, BE (Elect), DIS (CLI)
OM Sri Krishna Environment, Safety & Occupational Health Consultants
Lead Assessor ISO14001/OHSAS 18001
Mobile No: 97313 98860
Residence No: 080 2348 5012
Bangalore 560079
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If you are storing more than 100 kgs of LPG (more than 5 cylinders), you need a license from the Controller of Explosives. If you connect to a manifold, you don't need a license. However, you need to comply with BIS standards for storage/manifold safety requirements.
Best Regards,
Thanking You,
B.S. Gopala Krishna, BE (Elect), DIS (CLI)
OM Sri Krishna Environment, Safety & Occupational Health Consultants
Lead Assessor ISO14001/OHSAS 18001
Mobile No: 97313 98860
Residence No: 080 2348 5012
Bangalore 560079
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Its a great info to share..... Is their any Gas cylinder rule 2004 evaluation of compliance...may be word or excel sheet...for compliance in chemical industry?
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Dear Team,
I am Deepak Kundu, Manager HR associated with Woco Tech Kandla, Gandhidham. I will need your support to receive notifications for various acts such as the Gas Cylinder Rules 1981, the Indian Electricity Act 1956, the Ozone Depleting Substances (Regulation) Rules 2000, and many more. All of these are required for the EMS Audit.
Thank you.
From India, Gandhidham
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I am Deepak Kundu, Manager HR associated with Woco Tech Kandla, Gandhidham. I will need your support to receive notifications for various acts such as the Gas Cylinder Rules 1981, the Indian Electricity Act 1956, the Ozone Depleting Substances (Regulation) Rules 2000, and many more. All of these are required for the EMS Audit.
Thank you.
From India, Gandhidham
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