LPG is used as vehicle fuel

When considering a vehicle that uses LPG for fuel, it is important to consider the vehicle’s load capacity: the large weight of the LPG dispenser and associated equipment may have some impact on the vehicle’s load capacity. This may be a consideration for some vehicles that need to carry large amounts of cargo or heavy equipment.

Industries served:
Oil & Gas
Petrochemicals, Chemicals, and Power Generation
Water and wastewater treatment.
Food and beverages
Pharmaceuticals, pulp and paper, biotechnology, and semiconductors.

At this stage, the use of clean energy is the trend of The Times, whether it is a government policy or an attitude to protect the environment, for the sustainable development of the earth’s energy, LPG is the best choice.The use of LPG as fuel in vehicles reduces deposits: less deposits are generated during the combustion process of LPG as compared to conventional fuels.

An LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) dispenser is a piece of equipment used to inject LPG into the fuel system of a vehicle. It has a range of advantages and disadvantages, which are described in more detail below.

LPG’s current market coverage LPG dispensers have a relatively small market coverage in some areas compared to conventional fuel. This may lead to some limitations in terms of convenience for users in certain areas. However, along with the local government’s strong promotion of LPG clean energy, this disadvantage will be transformed into an advantage, and the market with small coverage will become a vast emerging market.

LPG can be used as vehicle fuel，Vehicle performance: LPG as a fuel has a high octane number and high combustion efficiency, which can provide good power output. With LPG dispensers, vehicle performance and driving experience are usually comparable to those with conventional fuel.