Project Report on C.N.G. Cylinder

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Project Report on C.N.G. Cylinder Price And Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece
Price 35000 INR

Design Life Up to 20 Years
Inspection Third-party Inspection Accepted
Working Pressure 200 Bar
Material High Strength Steel / Alloy Steel
Packaging Standard / Custom export worthy packing
Valve Type As per ISO/IS Standard
Testing Method Hydrostatic Test, Ultrasonic Test, Radiography
Product Name C.N.G. Cylinder
Water Capacity Between 40 to 120 Litres (Custom size available)
Test Pressure 300 Bar
Manufacturing Technique Seamless, Hot Spun Closed
Operating Temperature -20C to +65C
Outer Diameter Available in 232mm / 273mm / 325mm / 356mm (and as per client request)
Surface Finish Shot Blasted, Painted / Powder Coated (Anti-corrosive)
End Closure Forged Steel Dome
Cylinder Weight Approximately 45 to 90 kg depending on capacity
Length As per capacity and client requirement
Application
Marking As per Regulatory Requirement
Burst Pressure > 450 Bar

Project Report on C.N.G. Cylinder Trade Information

Supply Ability 1 Piece Per Day
Delivery Time 2-3 Days
Main Domestic Market All India

Product Description

Project Report on C.N.G. Cylinder (COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS)

CNG is a mixture of low molecular weight hydrocarbon obtained in petroleum bearing regions throughout the world. In the U.S it occurs chiefly in the south western states and Alaska, An as yet unexploited source of Natural Gas under extremely high pressure. C.N.G. Cylinder is a demandable product used in Automobile industries for filling of Compressed Natural Gas. Through out the commercial life time of a hydrocarbon fuel, from production at the weelhead to combustion in chamber, considerations of fuel storage movement, loss, safety and contamination apply. These are determined largely by the properties of the fuel itself and are therefore controlled by suitable property specifications. They are also influenced significantly by the design of the handling equipment, the procedures adopted and in some cases by the use of appropriate fuel additives.

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