Understanding the Key Differences Between CNG, PNG, and LPG

Arundhati Nautiyal

The main gas in CNG is methane

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It also contains other hydrocarbons in small percentages

Compress CNG under high pressure (200BR)

PNG is similar to CNG but supplied through pipelines for domestic use

LPG mainly consists of propane, butane, propylene, butylene

It is heavier than air, so it sits near the ground after leakage

But there is a possibility of danger in it

CNG, PNG, LPG, all three gases are used as energy sources

But if we talk about the major difference between them, then it is on the basis of source, structure and use