Natural Gas Compression Systems

Natural Gas Compression Systems FAQ

What does compressed natural gas mean?

Compressed Natural Gas is natural gas stored at a high pressure which can be used as an alternate for gasoline, propane or diesel fuel.

Is natural gas and gas the same thing?

Propane and natural gas are the same when it comes to their common uses. Cooking, heating and hot water are indistinguishable between the two gases. The differences are mostly technical and not things that a user would ordinarily become aware of during use.

Are compression fittings ok for gas?

Compression fittings in a gas piping system are not permitted unless allowed by the authority having jurisdiction. All tube fittings for natural gas installations are rated at more than 125 psig, but should not be used at pressures beyond those allowed by local codes.

Can you compress natural gas?

Why Compress?Natural gas must be compressed for efficient processing, transportation, and storage.By decreasing the volume and increasing the pressure, pipelines can accommodate much higher gas flow rates.Decreasing well head pressure by 'sucking' on the well can increase production of both gas and oil.More items...