Vapour Injected LPG

[Clare Snyder]

gt bradley wrote:
> 
> Joe Chiasson wrote:
> 
> > Joe, Tony, GT and Justin by my opinion you are all correct.  It would be
> > more advantageous to inject as a liquid.  For the most part at normal
> > operating temperatures the lp would all vapourize in the cylinder before
> > the spark.
> 
> <snip>You sound like you know what you are talking about.  Could you conpare
> and contrast Liquid propane Gas and Compressed Natural Gas for this type of
> application?  Do they make pulsed (as apposed to continuous) injectors for CNG?
> 
> GT
> 914-6
CNG is always a gas, never a liquid. Low power density because of this -
good for short hauls only. The tank is a lot heavier than a propane
tank, and carries less fuel.
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