why do we use different cylinders to store CNG and LPG
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An LPG-fuelled vehicle will not run on CNG as the two fuels are different from each other, have differing calcrific values and need different air-fuel ratios for combustion. CNG has to be stored at relatively higher pressure in a cylinder than LPG, so the same cylinder cannot be used for both gases.
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An LPG-fuelled vehicle will not run on CNG as the two fuels are different from each other, have differing calcrific values and need different air-fuel ratios for combustion. CNG has to be stored at relatively higher pressure in a cylinder than LPG, so the same cylinder cannot be used for both gases.
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