What could happen if an LP-Gas system is overfilled?

Overfilling an LP-Gas system can indeed lead to excessive pressure and potential leaks. In LP-Gas systems, there is a delicate balance of pressure within the tank and the entire system. When the tank is filled beyond its intended capacity, the liquid propane inside needs to expand. If there isn’t enough space for this expansion, it can create unnecessary pressure build-up.

This excessive pressure can compromise the integrity of the tank and associated components. In some cases, this can result in leaks or even a failure of the tank, posing a significant safety hazard. Proper filling protocols are crucial to maintaining safe operating conditions, as they help ensure that there is appropriate vapor space for the gas to expand safely under varying temperature conditions.

Thus, controlling the filling levels is an essential practice in maintaining a safe and functional LP-Gas system.