CNG & LPG Conversion

With rising fuel costs and a growing focus on eco-friendliness, many car owners are exploring alternative fuel options like Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG).

Understanding CNG and LPG:

CNG (Compressed Natural Gas): CNG is a clean-burning alternative to gasoline or diesel made by compressing natural gas to less than 1% of its volume at standard atmospheric pressure.

LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas): LPG, often referred to as propane or autogas, is a flammable hydrocarbon gas compressed into a liquid form for easy storage and transportation.

Advantages of Conversion:

  1. Cost Savings: CNG and LPG are typically cheaper than gasoline or diesel, providing significant fuel cost savings.

  2. Environmental Benefits: Both fuels produce fewer emissions, contributing to cleaner air and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

  3. Engine Longevity: These alternative fuels can lead to less engine wear and longer engine life due to reduced carbon deposits.

  4. Widespread Availability: CNG and LPG refueling infrastructure is expanding, making it more accessible to drivers.


    Conversion Steps:

    1. Safety Inspection: The vehicle is assessed for safety and suitability for conversion.

    2. Fuel System Installation: A CNG or LPG storage tank, along with associated components, is installed.

    3. Engine Modification: Fuel injectors and control systems are adjusted or replaced to accommodate the new fuel.

    4. Testing and Certification: Rigorous testing ensures the system works safely and efficiently.


      Maintenance Considerations:

      • Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to ensure safe and efficient operation.

      Safety Precautions:

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