Industrial tanks
Industrial tanks from V-Gas provide constant and safe access to energy for factories, production facilities and warehouses. We provide full service – from design to maintenance.
Advantages
Energy independence
Own tanks ensure independence from the gas transmission network .
Economy
Lower energy costs thanks to high efficiency and stable prices.
Environmental friendliness
Burns cleanly, without lead and with a sulfur content close to zero.
Versatility
Suitable backup fuel that complements renewable sources.
Applications
Power supply for production lines
They provide constant energy for machines, thermal processes and continuous production.
Heating of industrial warehouses
Suitable for maintaining a controlled temperature in storage and production facilities.
Energy for intra-plant logistics
They maintain fuel systems for forklifts, transport carts, and auxiliary equipment.
Power supply for specialized installations
They are used for furnaces, dryers, boilers, and other appliances requiring stable fuel.
Remote monitoring
With telemetry devices from a leading European company in the industry, Vi-Gas offers its regular customers the option of remote tank monitoring.
Advantages:
No need for constant checking – the level is monitored automatically.
Monitoring via your phone – you can view the tank data at any time.
Optimized deliveries for your business – refueling exactly when needed.
Complete control and peace of mind – even when you are not on site.
Technical service
Supply of gas storage equipment, design, construction, and legalization of gas installations for homes and businesses. Execution of projects to key.
Prevention and basic technical inspections of tanks.
Annual prevention of the technical condition of gas equipment, conducting activities for its periodic inspections and service maintenance as necessary in case of accidents.
Frequently asked questions
What is propane - butane?
Propane-butane is the popular name for LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas).
Propane-butane was first produced in 1910 by Dr. Walter Snellings, and the first commercial products containing propane-butane appeared in 1912.
How is propane-butane produced?
Propane-butane is obtained during oil refining. It is gaseous at normal temperatures and atmospheric pressure, and is supplied liquefied under pressure (at a pressure of 8 atmospheres /at a temperature of 20-25°C/) in steel cylinders or tanks. The cylinders/tanks are filled to 85% of their capacity to allow for thermal expansion of the liquid contained therein. Propane-butane is heavier than air, so in the event of a leak, it collects in the lowest places, such as floors, shafts, basements, etc. This should be taken into account when working with propane-butane.
What is propane-butane used for?
Propane-butane has more than 1,000 applications. It is widely used in industry and everyday life (heating, cooking, hot water), in transport as fuel for cars and gas trucks, in the chemical industry, in agriculture, in the meat processing and glass industries, in the manufacture of glass, ceramics, and plastics, in metal foundries and metal cutting, in waterproofing, in roasting nuts, in dry cleaning, in the restaurant industry, and in many other areas.
What is the difference between propane-butane and natural gas?
Propane-butane is a product of the processing of crude oil in refineries. It is transported by rail or tanker trucks. Natural gas is extracted directly from the bowels of the a the earth and is transported through pipes.
Propane-butane consists of propane and butane, while natural gas contains mainly methane and ethane. Propane-butane has a higher calorific value than natural gas.
V-GAS complies strictly with the requirements of the European standard 589, which defines the quality of propane-butane.