EN 589 details the technical requirements and testing protocols for automotive LPG, also known as low-pressure gas, which is designed for use in vehicles fitted with LPG-powered engines. LPG is a highly volatile hydrocarbon that is commonly stored at high pressure. Upon depressurization, it can produce substantial amounts of gas, capable of forming explosive mixtures with air within a concentration range of roughly 2% to 10% by volume. The standard encompasses the procedures for sampling, handling, and testing LPG. Potential ignition sources include open flames, unshielded electrical appliances, and static electricity. When in liquid form, LPG can cause frostbite-like injuries...