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Good day viewer, I am here to share a useful knowledge which I acquire last month on conversion of petrol generator to LPG generator….but before I start, let me introduce myself… my name is ismail I am a chemical engineering student(final year) ….I am currently into paint production and I believe in knowledge.
Back to business… I am willing to share all I was taught on how to convert petrol generator to LPG generator and it’s going to be an interactive topic i.e. I share some parts, wait for questions and continue after answering to the best of my knowledge on the topic…. So I want to see reactions/interest to see if am not waisting my time….you know TIME IS MONEY …my name is ismail and I believe in knowledge.

Ride on

go on

paintworld:
Good day viewer, I am here to share a useful knowledge which I acquire last month on conversion of petrol generator to LPG generator….but before I start, let me introduce myself… my name is ismail I am a chemical engineering student(final year) ….I am currently into paint production and I believe in knowledge.
Back to business… I am willing to share all I was taught on how to convert petrol generator to LPG generator and it’s going to be an interactive topic i.e. I share some parts, wait for questions and continue after answering to the best of my knowledge on the topic…. So I want to see reactions/interest to see if am not waisting my time….you know TIME IS MONEY …my name is ismail and I believe in knowledge.

OK! fire on! we're interested

A Mechanical Engineer in the house.. Fire on

What is he still waiting for

Ride on bro

Cyberfire:
A Mechanical Engineer in the house.. Fire on

Ooooh! You make him run now! Oooooh!

vpaymoney:
Ooooh! You make him run now! Oooooh!

lol. Help me call am back na

gas and process engineer here, want to hear what you have to say. Natural gas is the way we should go much much cleaner, but one quick question are you sure CNG (compressed natural gas) isn't what u really mean? ( LPG is heavier than CNG and has increased chance of explosion whereas cng which is majorly C1 is way lighter than air and evaporates very quickly in case if leak). i ve done a few papers on how we can use cng as automotive fuel and flare gas capture and re use. well i'm here to learn waiting

abiambo:
gas and process engineer here, want to hear what you have to say. Natural gas is the way we should go much much cleaner, but one quick question are you sure CNG (compressed natural gas) isn't what u really mean? ( LPG is heavier than CNG and has increased chance of explosion whereas cng which is majorly C1 is way lighter than air and evaporates very quickly in case if leak). i ve done a few papers on how we can use cng as automotive fuel and flare gas capture and re use. well i'm here to learn waiting

this cng u are talking about, will it be compartable for powering generator set?, and can u also package it

moststylish:
this cng u are talking about, will it be compartable for powering generator set?, and can u also package it

Yes it is compressed and stored in gas bottles ( canisters)