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Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), more commonly known as "cooking gas", is usually sold as bottled liquid gas, becoming a gas when exposed to atmospheric pressure and room temperature when used in a stove. As it is naturally an odorless product, a sulfur-based compound is added to give it an easy-to-detect strong characteristic smell should a leak occur. Part of the LPG is used in the glass, ceramic and food industries.
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This product attends to the National Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuel Agency (NPA) specifications, which are unique to the Brazilian market and have different equivalencies for the other countries.
If you would like more information about this product’s commercialization, Petrobras offers exclusive customer service channels to serve you.
Interested parties may contact the Company at (55 21) 3224 9901 or via e-mail at sac@petrobras.com.br.
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Technician performing a test on LPG, the lightest petroleum byproduct.
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