There are three types of NGV fuel systems:
- Dedicated: Vehicles designed to run only on natural gas.
- Bi-fuel: Vehicles designed to run on EITHER natural gas or on gasoline.
- Dual-fuel: Vehicles designed to run on BOTH natural gas and Diesel.
Light-duty and medium-duty vehicles typically utilize dedicated or bi-fuel systems while heavy-duty vehicles utilize dedicated or dual-fuel systems. With all three types of NGV fuel systems, natural gas is stored in on-board tanks as CNG or LNG.
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Bi-Fuel CNG or Gasoline
Light-duty natural gas vehicles perform and function much like gasoline-powered vehicles with spark-ignited engines. A CNG fuel system transfers high-pressure natural gas from the vehicle’s storage tank to the engine compartment where pressure is reduced to the operating pressure of the engine’s fuel-management system. An …
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Dedicated CNG
Light-duty natural gas vehicles perform and function much like gasoline-powered vehicles with spark-ignited engines. A CNG fuel system transfers high-pressure natural gas from the vehicle’s storage tank to the engine compartment where pressure is reduced to the operating pressure of the engine’s fuel-management system. An …
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Dual-Fuel CNG and Diesel
Light-duty natural gas vehicles perform and function much like gasoline-powered vehicles with spark-ignited engines. A CNG fuel system transfers high-pressure natural gas from the vehicle’s storage tank to the engine compartment where pressure is reduced to the operating pressure of the engine’s fuel-management system. An …
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