A CNG evaporator does not make something that is liquid gaseous, but only lowers the high pressure of 200 bar. I would like to know how it works. How is that done, how does it work?
Asker: Yuri, 21 years old
Answer
The principle is the principle of a pressure relief valve as shown in this figure. If the pressure rises, the diaphragm will move up against the spring and thus cut off the gas supply. Usually this happens with CNG that is under a pressure of 200 bar in two stages from for example from 200 bar to 50 bar and then from 50 bar to 3 bar to 7 bar a typical injection pressure for engines.
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Mark Pecqueur
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Karel de Grote-Hogeschool
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