Regulators
January 1, 2006 By LP Gas
Corrosion consistently puts a crimp on regulators — it causes moving parts to hold fast, creates safety hazards and prompts inopportune service calls.
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Corrosion consistently puts a crimp on regulators — it causes moving parts to hold fast, creates safety hazards and prompts inopportune service calls.
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Propane industry engineers are not sitting idle as truckers face pressure to cut pollution from tractor-trailer engines left running once the rigs complete a long day’s haul.
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A desiccant dehumidifier currently under development could be what the nation’s comfort-seeking homeowners want as they address their indoor air-quality issues.
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The propane industry is one that can greatly benefit from computerized routing systems to help manage vehicle deliveries in remote areas.
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And now, the Rest of the Story: Radio legend Paul Harvey’s commercial endorsement of Rinnai’s tankless water heater line appears to be heating up consumer interest in the devices.
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Here in Ohio, the perception of business conditions among small businesses is falling like the mercury during a January cold snap.
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If you take the humanity out of the process, employees are a lot like equipment. When bulk trucks need repair, fix them promptly and hopefully you won’t lose too many productive days when it’s in the shop.
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In early 2002, I addressed the penalizing tax disadvantages to propane companies that are structured as ‘C’ Corporations.
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Industry members involved in the successful fight against risk management plans (RMP) six years ago take note: Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) is expected to introduce the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Act.
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