Where should all gas be stored to ensure proper connection?

The best practice for gas storage to ensure proper connection involves storing it in a designated and secure location, which in this case is "in the box." Storing gas in a specific box provides several advantages, such as ensuring that it is contained safely and reducing the risk of leaks or accidents. The box can be designed with safety features, like ventilation and stability, to contain the gas securely while allowing for easy connection and disconnection without exposing the gas to potential hazards.

In contrast, storing gas in other locations, such as a separate container, underneath the course, or in the main office, may not provide the same level of safety or accessibility. A separate container could lead to mishandling or misplacement, while storage underneath a course may not be secure and could pose a risk if it’s not easily monitored. Similarly, keeping gas in the main office is not practical, as it may interfere with daily operations and create safety concerns for personnel working there. Thus, the designated box remains the most appropriate option for ensuring both safety and proper connection for gas storage.