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Table 1.

Summary of key studies on LPG dispersion.

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Fig 1.

Schematic of spherical LPG tank and leak points.

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Table 2.

Specifications of the LPG spherical tank.

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Table 3.

Meteorological conditions used for dispersion simulations.

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Fig 2.

Schematic 3D model of a spherical LPG storage tank with a bottom leak (leak diameter = 50 mm).

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Fig 3.

Statistical analysis of dispersion distances up to the LFL.

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Fig 4.

Statistical analysis of dispersion distances up to the 50% LFL.

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Fig 5.

Effect of LPG composition on LFL and 50% LFL dispersion distances.

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Table 4.

One-way ANOVA and Tukey HSD pairwise comparisons for propane and butane composition effects on distance to LFL distance.

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Table 5.

Results of pairwise comparisons for the effect of propane and butane composition on distance to 50% LFL.

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Fig 6.

LFL – Comparison of empirical and theoretical models with actual data (log–log axes).

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Fig 7.

Predicted vs. actual LFL distances with 1:1 reference line and fitted regression.

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Fig 8.

50% LFL – Comparison of empirical and theoretical models with actual data (log–log axes).

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Fig 9.

Predicted vs Actual 50% LFL distances with 1:1 reference line and fitted regression.

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Fig 10.

LFL and 50% LFL dispersion distance in compassion together.

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