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Why Choose CNG?
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is natural gas which compressed under the pressure form of 200-250 kg/cm2. CNG is a clear, odorless, and non-corrosive gas that remains less than 1% in the atmospheric pressure.
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CNG vs Petrol vs Diesel
Compressed natural gas (CNG) has emerged as a cleaner and more efficient alternative to conventional fuels like petrol and diesel. CNG has so many advantages that make it a preferred choice for eco-conscious and budget-saving vehicle owners.
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CNG vs LPG
The full form of CNG is Compressed Natural Gas and the full form of LPG is Liquefied Petroleum Gas. The names of these two gases tell us clearly the difference between them. LPG gas is a liquid gas and CNG is a natural gas. LPG is made from Propane and CNG is made from Methane.
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Whether you have a personal vehicle, passenger vehicle, or commercial vehicle, we have the right CNG solutions for you. We not only provide our customers and readers with correct information about our products, but we also provide unknown facts about CNG products like CNG kits, CNG cylinders, and CNG components.
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We are committed to delivering innovative and sustainable CNG and LPG solutions to our customers and readers. We have been dealing in LPG conversion kits since 1998, and have more than 1 lakh satisfied customers in India. We are the stockist of LPG/CNG kits and components and also have our own warehouse, fitment center, and technical team.
FAQs
What is CNG?
CNG, a fuel in the gas form is a clear, odorless, colorless, and non-corrosive gas that remains less than 1% in the atmospheric pressure. CNG gas is formed by methane (CH4).
What is the full form of CNG?
The full form of CNG is Compressed Natural Gas.
CNG is said to be odorless. How do we detect its leakage?
CNG is a natural odorless gas, but for use as fuel a chemical called methyl mercaptan (thiols) is added to it to give it a mild odor.
Is CNG gas available everywhere in India?
Yes, CNG gas is available in all the towns, cities, and states of India.
How many CNG stations/pumps are available in India?
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has reported that a total number of 7084 CNG stations/pumps have been already installed in India as on dated 31-07-2024 and about 10667 more pumps will be installed by 2032.
How CNG is different from LPG?
CNG is a natural air form gas made by methane and lighter than air. LPG is a liquid form gas made by propane and butane which is denser than air. CNG is odorless while LPG has a strong smell. LPG being heavier than air can catch fire faster than CNG.
What are the benefits of using CNG in vehicles?
CNG is odorless, affordable, and clean gas. CNG is also good for the life of the vehicle’s engine as it produces less harmful emissions than petrol, diesel, and LPG.
Is CNG safe to use?
Yes, CNG is safe. CNG is lighter than air so dissipates quickly into the atmosphere if leaked, which reduces the risk of fire/explosion.
Does CNG catch fire quickly?
No, it would not be right to say about CNG. Every fuel has a nature to catch fire quickly. You just need proper guidelines for storing and handling to use any fuel. CNG gas is lighter than air and dissolves quickly in air, so it has less blast risk compared to other fuels.
How much money will be saved after converting petrol to CNG?
It depends on you and your vehicle how much mileage you get on petrol. You can get 1.5 times more mileage from petrol.
For example:- If you are getting 10 mileage from one liter of petrol, then you can get 15 mileage from one kg of CNG.
In which vehicles can be used CNG?
CNG gas can be used in all vehicles like scooters, motorcycles, auto-rickshaws, cars, buses, trucks, and more. CNG also can be used in vehicles designed for it.
What is the cost of converting a petrol car to CNG?
The converting cost depends on the type of vehicle and CNG Kit. Typically it can be cost ranging from INR 40,000 to 80,000 for cars.
How many types of CNG kits are available in India?
Two types of CNG Kits are available in India which are classified as Sequential kits and Venturi kits. One more type of CNG Kit has been started in India which is classified as Direct Injection Kit.
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