No reason – prevent from rolling; protect from impact. Did this all the time at oil research centers
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Storing Gas Cylinders
Horizontally
Excuse the cross-postings.
Besides not storing acetylene (and other fuel gases) horizontally, can you think of any reason why gas cylinders can’t be stored horizontally?
Thanks,
Debbie
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