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Are there any regulations for loading and unloading oil and gas products during thunderstorm weather?

2017-06-12View Original

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According to regulations, loading and unloading of vehicles is strictly prohibited during thunderstorm weather, and oil handling is also strictly forbidden; But can the LPG loading and unloading operations proceed normally?
Reply #22017-06-12
Liquefied gas and petroleum products are all flammable and explosive. During thunderstorms, lightning generates electrical charges; either being directly struck by lightning or the accumulation of such charges to a certain level can pose safety risks to these flammable and explosive substances. What is said may not be correct; I hope it can be helpful to you.
Reply #32017-07-07
Of course, you can’t replace liquefied gas; it’s common sense.

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