Unveiling the Mystery: Why Gas Cylinders Have Holes at the Bottom!

• Many daily users are unaware of the small, round holes in the metal ring at the base of gas cylinders.
• Gas cylinders contain Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), a mixture of propane and butane, stored under high pressure.
• The primary purpose of the holes is to improve air circulation and prevent moisture accumulation, which can lead to rust.
• Air circulation through these holes helps to control the cylinder's temperature and prevents excessive pressure buildup.
• These small holes are crucial safety features, reducing rust and the risk of explosion, ensuring user safety.

Why It Matters: Gas cylinder base holes ensure safety by preventing rust and regulating temperature through air circulation.