LPG and CNG
J.H. Crawford
joel at xs4all.nl
Sat Mar 11 06:34:22 JST 2000
>My information is that since LPG is heavier than air and
>therefore forms a pool when it leaks, it is more dangerous
>than CNG.
LPG (propane) is a fair bit denser than air. It causes
explosions when it gets into the holds of pleasure boats
LNG (methane) is less dense than air and so tends to rise.
Under most circumstances this leads to safe dispersion.
CNG, however, is a greenhouse gas and should not be
permitted to escape unnecessarily into the atmosphere.
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