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A compressed gas cylinder holds a huge amount of stored energy in a thin steel shell — snap the valve off and it becomes an unguided rocket, so every cylinder gets treated as full and dangerous.
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Cylinders in storage stay upright, secured, and capped in a ventilated spot — with oxygen and oxidizers kept well away from fuel gases and anything that burns.
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Most cylinder injuries happen while moving them — so caps go on, regulators come off, valves close, and the cylinder rides a proper cart chained in place, never dragged or lifted by the cap.
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