Temperature

The temperature of liquid nitrogen is -196°C (-321°F) at its boiling point. For reference, -89.2°C (-128.56 °F) is the coldest temperature ever recorded at ground level on Earth!  (In Antarctica, unsurprisingly.) That extreme cold makes liquid nitrogen the go-to cryogenic fluid for everything from freeze-grinding materials to keeping biological samples viable for years. WestAir supplies …

Propane freezes at an extremely low temperature of -306.4°F (-188°C), so it’s virtually impossible for it to freeze under normal atmospheric conditions. Still, cold weather can significantly impact propane systems and their performance. In this guide, we explain how propane behaves as temperatures drop. You’ll then learn how to properly manage a propane system during …