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LPG touches our lives in so many ways although we are unaware of it. From housing to health, from garments to glass, from livestock to hospitality, “Bharatgas” plays its role along the way, bringing your products that are superior, durable and simply the best.

• Crispy Biscuits & Confectionery
• Poultry
• Textile Industry
• Steel
• Pharmaceuticals
• Glass
• Hotel Industry
• Reticulated Piping
• Paint drying
• Dal mill
• Goldsmith’s favourite

LPG is widely used to manufacture Crisp Biscuits, Soft Bread, Fluffy Pastries, Light Khari, Spongy Cakes and all types of cream and bakery products of super quality. Precision control of temperature and low sulphur content in LPG makes the product palatable and passes all Statutory tests for human consumption.

Textile Industry

Has it ever occurred to you that to produce the textiles you’re wearing, LPG plays a significant role.The four main steps in the production of textile fabric:

• Preparation of fabric
• Spinning
• Weaving
• Finishing which includes Singeing, Bleaching, Dyeing, Printing, Calendering etc.

Steel

Now let us look at Bharatgas role in the steel industry and here too, once again Bharatgas steals the show.

Heat treatment of metals normally refers to any process involving heating and cooling of the solid metal with the aim of modifying its physical properties but without the intention of changing its chemical composition.

Pharmaceuticals

Just what the doctor ordered “Bharatgas” from Bharat Petroleum.

LPG is used to join glass components to form a single object. Bharatgas is preferred because a clean flame is obtained which can be adjusted to the desired size and shape useful in the production of ampoules.

Glass

In the summer heat when you reach for a thirst quencher, remember Bharatgas has gone into making the bottles that hold these great refreshers.

As seen here re-heating of melted glassware in a special furnace is done before shaping operations. When making complicated shapes the glassware may have to be reheated several times to keep it malleable. LPG is generally used because the firing rate is not very high and combustion must be free of carbon.

Glass Annealing:
Annealing glassware after manufacture. The cooling rate is very important because strains will be set up in the glass if it cools at undesired rate.

Annealing is done in normally long ovens with the glass traveling through on a steel conveyor belt. Bharatgas is used for direct firing and for finer temperature control.

Glass Melting:
The glass is passed through Bharatgas flames for one or more of the following reasons:
a. Round off sharp edges
b. Smooth off gob marks or grinding marks
c. Seal cracks
d. Increase surface luster
e. Heating jobs to remove cutting marks

Hotel Industry

The cup that cheers
The meal that satisfies
The mouth watering delicacies
Thanks to “Bharatgas”

Bharatgas is associated with top brand names in the hotel industry like Taj. Normally 90% of hotel use Bharatgas for cooking of food. No matter what you serve, Continental,

Reticulated Piping

LPG at the turn of a tap – so quick, so convenient. Cooking was never easier.

Thanks to the reticulated piped gas available in several homes today, Bharatgas is available at the turn of a tap. It ensures increased safety and valuable space saving in the kitchen. It eliminates cylinder refill booking and handling. Saving of time and no need to block money for a 2nd cylinder.

LPG application in paint drying has got distinct advantage over conventional drying ovens. The hot air is generated which is free from particulate matter, leaves no ash and temperature control is precise. The final quality of paint in the baking oven is uniform. The result is excellent surface finish and gloss.

The conventional method of grain drying is process of sun - drying or passing of flue gases through the bed of grain. The modern method of grain drying is by LPG Firing system which improves the drying process and also gives no. 1 quality of the grain. As the grains are of edible quality, LPG does not leave any ash or carbon particles on the grains and does not produce any foul odour on the finished surface thus fetching better market price.

LPG produces very powerful flame and can be as sharp as needle. This type of flame is required for goldsmith to make very fine gold / silver ornaments. The working atmosphere remains free from obnoxious gases and thus is conducive to the workmen.