Horizontal LPG storage tank with pipe manifolds at an executed station
Sector 02 — LPG / Central Gas Systems

LPG Central Gas Systems in Saudi Arabia

LPG Storage, Vaporization, Distribution & Safety Systems

A central gas system replaces scattered cylinders with one safe, controlled installation: a central tank, vaporization where required, pressure regulation, a distributed pipeline network, and detection plus emergency shut-off. We deliver design, supply, installation, testing and maintenance for villas, restaurants, hotels, commercial and industrial facilities.

Scope

System scope

From storage and vaporization through to appliance points, safety and detection systems.

Storage & vaporization

  • Above-ground LPG tanks
  • Underground LPG tanks
  • Tank bases and supports
  • Vaporizers
  • Tank valves and accessories
  • Tank area and site requirements

Pressure regulation & networks

  • First and second stage regulators
  • High-pressure networks
  • Low-pressure networks
  • Copper and steel pipework per design
  • Distribution to appliance points
  • Consumption meters where required

Safety & control

  • Solenoid valves
  • Emergency shut-down (ESD) systems
  • Emergency stop buttons
  • Gas cabinets
  • Ventilation and location requirements
  • Labelling and documentation

Detection & alarm

  • Gas leak detectors
  • Gas alarm panels
  • Alarm interlock with automatic shut-off
  • Outlets and critical areas
  • Periodic detector testing
  • Maintenance and calibration
Network

Central gas network components

From the tank and regulation stage through to appliance points, leak detectors and shut-off systems.

LPG central gas network diagram from tank to appliance points and leak detectors
Tank accessories

LPG tank accessories

LPG tank top accessories: pressure gauge, safety valve and regulator
Cutaway view of an LPG storage tank and its internal components
LPG storage tank components and accessories
Projects

LPG station projects

Real photographs from executed LPG central gas stations.

Spherical LPG storage tanks at an executed central gas station
Horizontal LPG storage tank with pipe manifolds at an executed station
Delivery

Central gas project delivery cycle

Survey → Design → Supply → Install → Test → Maintain

  1. 01Survey & Assessment
  2. 02Engineering Design
  3. 03Supply
  4. 04Installation
  5. 05Testing & Commissioning
  6. 06Operation & Maintenance
Applications

Applications

Villas and residential compoundsRestaurants and cafésCentral kitchensHotels and serviced apartmentsBanqueting venuesBakeriesCommercial buildingsIndustrial facilities and thermal applications

Testing, commissioning & maintenance

  • Network pressure testing
  • Leak testing
  • Regulator inspection and pressure setting
  • Valve and shut-off system testing
  • Detector and alarm panel testing
  • Trial operation
  • Scheduled maintenance programmes
  • Technical fault response

Safety & leak detection

  • Gas leak detectors
  • Gas alarm panels
  • Alarm interlock with automatic shut-off
  • Outlets and critical areas
  • Periodic detector testing
  • Maintenance and calibration
Standards

Engineering references

We design and execute against the engineering reference approved for each project. Technical values and requirements apply according to the applicable standard, the project specification and the approved design.

NFPA 99HTM 02-01Civil Defence requirementsSASO Saudi standardsApproved project specification
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does central gas differ from separate cylinders?

A central gas system uses a single tank with a distributed pipeline network, pressure regulation and safety systems instead of moving cylinders through the building — reducing handling risk and improving operational consistency.

Above-ground or underground tank?

Selection depends on available space, site conditions, regulatory requirements and safe separation distances, as well as the required consumption and access for refilling and maintenance.

Does the system include detection and emergency shut-off?

Leak detectors, an alarm panel, a solenoid shut-off valve and an emergency stop can be included so that supply is isolated automatically when a leak is detected — according to the design and the requirements applicable to the facility.

Do you work with restaurants and central kitchens?

Yes. The network is sized from appliance loads and simultaneous operating rates, with kitchen ventilation and safety requirements taken into account.

Have a project or an existing facility that needs an engineering review?

Our engineering team can review your requirement and propose a solution suited to the application, the site and the applicable requirements.

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