Science, asked by ks5221563, 8 months ago

what are the benefits of using CNG as fuel

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Answered by gurudattchoudhary

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Answer:

Natural gas produces far fewer harmful emissions and hydrocarbons than gasoline. Using CNG makes the engine cleaner and more efficient. Unlike gasoline, CNG minimizes harmful carbon deposits when combusted. This results to a cleaner and more efficient engine as well as longer lasting spark plugs.

Answered by poser

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Answer:

hey is your answer mate

Explanation:

1. CNG s are affordable

2. causes less pollution

3. reliable

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