Don’t be scared of gas leaks, Just be prepared.

dj gamaya

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    hasithayad

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    යකෝ 19000ක් :lol:

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    EVC

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    gota ko ban hitler kiyala ne kiwwe

    thama group directors hodata innawa
     

    mayadmax

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    oka effective na kialai man kianne. MC donald eket sensors tibba. mekedi wenne gas eke valve eken gas leak wenawa . leak kiuwe pressure eka wadi, etakota regulator and hose ekata pump wela wela max unama blast wenawa. godak incidents udeta wenne ekai. normally morning, lunch, hawasa tea, reta dinner uyanwa so impact eka adui. passe ra indala ude wenakan gas eka off . e welawe tama blast wenne gas eliyata apu gaman.

    gas smell ekat godak adui detect wen na sensors
     

    imhotep

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    oka effective na kialai man kianne. MC donald eket sensors tibba. mekedi wenne gas eke valve eken gas leak wenawa . leak kiuwe pressure eka wadi, etakota regulator and hose ekata pump wela wela max unama blast wenawa. godak incidents udeta wenne ekai. normally morning, lunch, hawasa tea, reta dinner uyanwa so impact eka adui. passe ra indala ude wenakan gas eka off . e welawe tama blast wenne gas eliyata apu gaman.

    gas smell ekat godak adui detect wen na sensors
    Sensors are quite sensitive... For eg: the MQ6 can detect 200-10000ppm LPG , iso-butane, propane, LNG.
    The problem is that if you have it mounted on the roof, it won;'t be helpful. Both Propane & Butane are heavier than air. Propane is 1.55 times and Butane is 2,08 times heavier than air.
    So the placement matters. It should be placed ground level near where the gas is.
     

    mayadmax

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    Sensors are quite sensitive... For eg: the MQ6 can detect 200-10000ppm LPG , iso-butane, propane, LNG.
    The problem is that if you have it mounted on the roof, it won;'t be helpful. Both Propane & Butane are heavier than air. Propane is 1.55 times and Butane is 2,08 times heavier than air.
    So the placement matters. It should be placed ground level near where the gas is.
    yes . thats true. then it will detect if a leak occurs from tank or hose. but these incidents happen not entirely cz of leak. the regulator or hose blasts when it cannot contain the pressure and when the hose blast off, it can catch a fire if theres any electronics or sparks or flammables so i doubt that a sensor could help. it is something better than nothing.