LNG Segment 03: System Components

This video segment walks you through the various system components of an Agility LNG Fuel System. It will show you how the components work together: from the construction of the tank to the delivery of gas to the motor.

[@phiinblade2293]

I started with minecraft videos. but here I am at 5am watching this

[@atquaman7634]

lmao same

[@subscribeorsus6862]

Why Minecraft though?

[@phiinblade2293]

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[@sonixsharkz7578]

Same

[@saberkhodr1103]

Comparing to desail how many miles more can the lng cover more miles than diesel

[@69ztang]

Less mpg. Less torque.

[@mohamadrezarad]

Oncecethe pressure goes more tan 150 will the psv vent te extra pressure or there is liquidation system? In Africawhich SpeedAvarage is50 km perhr doyou recommend LNG for our fleet?? We are about to order 100 semi trucks

[@ОлександрОлександр-м1н]

Thank you very much indeed for this video. It's so interesting and helped me to understand this process. I was surprised by info about risks of parking your track for several days.

[@Agilityfuelsystems]

Thanks! Fuel venting is an issue only with LNG, not with CNG. And LNG tanks are getting better....manufacturers are making engineering improvements to LNG tanks to improve their insulation and increase the "hold time" before venting. If your operation requires trucks to be idle for several days in a row and CNG fueling is available nearby, you may want to investigate using CNG.

[@megaartd]

so if im off for 5 days it will dump gas because it will rise 15 psi a day

[@Agilityfuelsystems]

Yes, if you're in an application where the truck is likely to be parked for several days at a time, you may want to consider CNG rather than LNG.

[@charliedevine6869]

Wouldn't it be better to burn the vented gas?

[@justintempleton5725]

nice video , well presented :)

[@gasoilliners2883]

thanks...for videos.bt i need lng conversion videos...

[@brandomayoral7279]

excelente video they just realized in spanish or subtitles in español.

[@atishjadhav759]

Is it relible for pier section? In India there are more number of pier section what is lng engine efficiency in that road type and what about lng engine maintenance?

[@ajidwiwibowo4710]

LOVE THIS VIDEO TKS

[@jagannathanappachi6853]

Thanking to publish this video to help move the LNG supply chain and a clean Environment to this world

[@santoshchoyal9892]

the video about lng vehicle is very use full to us please see once.

[@parashuramram9067]

Can we use for Bs4@bs6vehicles

[@Maxi-boo562]

How do you know when your heat exchanger goes bad?

[@Jake-xe2eq]

Why the fuck am I watching this

[@babyanis9263]

Very interesting video...thank you...

[@GANGARAMHOWDEKAR]

It is possible to make an LNG gas cylinder for cooking

[@Agilityfuelsystems]

Theoretically it's possible but we haven't seen it in our experience. LPG (Propane) is a very widely used as a cooking fuel around the world. Our sister company Ragasco makes really cool composite propane tanks. Check them out at www.hexagonragasco.com

[@maulikpatel1529]

It is possible to make an LNG gas car engine.

[@Agilityfuelsystems]

Good question, Patel. The engine itself is the same whether you're running CNG or LNG; it's just the fuel storage system that's different. Gas from the storage system is either depressurized (CNG) or evaporated and regulated (LNG), but the engine just sees gaseous-phase natural gas flowing in at a specified pressure. For passenger cars, you can get enough fuel on board in a CNG tank, and CNG is simpler to deal with than LNG in that application, so pretty much all passenger vehicles that we're aware of are CNG rather than LNG.

[@maulikpatel1529]

It is possible to make an LNG car engine if you want to make small tires of lng.