A CNG tank (Compressed Natural Gas tank) is a storage vessel used to store compressed natural gas, which is commonly used as a fuel for vehicles and industrial purposes. Here’s an explanation of its components.
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Cng cylinder testing
CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) cylinder testing is a mandatory procedure to ensure the safety, reliability, and compliance of CNG cylinders used in vehicles. Since CNG is stored at high pressure, periodic testing is crucial to prevent leaks, ruptures, or other potential hazards.
- Hydrostatic Testing
- Visual Inspection
- Valve & Accessories Check
Cng cylinder hydrotesting
CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) cylinder hydrotesting is a mandatory process to ensure the safety and integrity of the cylinder used for storing CNG in vehicles. Over time, CNG cylinders are exposed to high-pressure gas, temperature variations, and external impacts
- Ensures Safety
- Checks Structural Integrity
- Legal Compliance
CNG batla passing
“CNG Batla Passing” typically refers to the certification or approval process for a vehicle that has been fitted with a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) kit. This process ensures that the vehicle meets safety and regulatory standards for using CNG as a fuel.
- Illegal Installation
- No Endorsement on RC
- Risk of Fines & Legal Issues
CNG plate renewal
CNG plate renewal refers to the process of revalidating the CNG compliance plate that is issued when a vehicle is fitted with a CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) kit. The renewal ensures that the CNG kit is safe and meets government regulations.
- Private Vehicle CNG Plate Renewal
- Commercial Vehicle CNG Plate Renewal
- Factory-Fitted (OEM) CNG Vehicle Renewal
CNG tank
- Regular inspection and hydrostatic testing
- Avoid overfilling or exceeding pressure limits
- proper installation and ventilation to prevent leaks.
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