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The Gas Cylinder Rules of 2002 were established in India to regulate the manufacture, storage, transportation, filling, and use of gas cylinders.which contain compressed, liquefied, or dissolved gases that can be hazardous if not properly managed.

The rules apply to all types of gas cylinders, including those used for industrial, medical, and domestic purposes. This includes cylinders containing gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), acetylene, and other similar substances.

The Gas Cylinders Rules of 2002 are essential for ensuring the safe handling of gas cylinders in India. By setting stringent standards for manufacturing, storage, transportation, and use, the rules help prevent accidents, protect lives, and minimize damage to property. These regulations are particularly important in industries where gas cylinders are widely used, such as healthcare, manufacturing, and domestic energy supply.

The Gas Cylinders Rules of 2002 remain a critical component of India’s safety regulations, ensuring that the use of gas cylinders is safe and controlled. The ongoing enforcement of these rules by PESO helps maintain high safety standards, reducing the risk of accidents involving gas cylinders in various sectors of the economy.