Vapour Injected LPG

[bamcknig at postoffice.syspac.com]

Joe 

One thing that you forgot to mention about the Liquified Natural Gas 
(LNG) is that when you are not using it, you may have to vent some of 
it too keep the pressure-temperature ratio in the liquid area.  I 
don't think that will affect many of us.  I understand that they are 
putting together a transportation triangle in CA with one leg into 
Reno that would have the 18 wheelers using LNG because they have 
their engines running just about all the time and therefore would not 
have to vent.  My understanding is that here in the Phx  area that 
the LNG is a competitive fuel if you buy it in 10,000 gal quantities.

Bob McKnight Phx AZ