[modeleng] Re: Gas cylinders again

Peter,
Thanks for this.
I understand that caution is always the better part of valor, but in 
this case, I can't find a remark to the proper procedure.
The proper procedure, being, that a gas cylinder needs to be filled 
up(that means 100% full) with H2O once or twice, before any work is done 
on it.
Even cylinders containing an inert gas should be treated in that way.

Cheers
Patrick


peter.chadwick@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Re the recent discussion here on the subject, the link is an awful 
> warning: 
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/7040211.stm
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