Propane is one of the front runners in the "Cleaner air" systems taht are
popping up, with all school bus and support vehicles in the El; Paso
Independant School District using it
> I think he means compressed natural gas (methane).
Actually, there is two types of Natrual Gas (methane) being used, as well as
propane, (ever see a bus of a truck with a little diamond sticker on the
back that says <CNG>, <LNG>, or <PROPANE> )
The CNG is diffrant then a LNG system,
> Liquid methane is
> alittle out of the realm of practicality.
I dont know the specs, but i could call the dude down at the local bus
depot, since all the transit athority busses use LNG... yes Liquified
methane
> I think the pressures for commercial CNG systems are running around 2500psi.
Again, I'll ask about that
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