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Is it safe to add dimethyl ether to a liquefied gas tank?

2016-10-18View Original

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Now, many LPG filling stations are adding dimethyl ether to the LPG cylinders. Is this safe?
Reply #22016-10-18
It didn’t start now. It started 08 years ago. At that time it was still a **new energy sector that needed support; I haven’t heard of any problems so far. It was the design institutes that helped develop it back then

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