Where does CNG come from?
CNG is available from the ground. Everyone knows that millions of years ago the remains of dead animals and plants sank to the bottoms of lakes and oceans. There, they were covered by debris and silt and over the years, the collection of tons of materials imposed high pressures and temperatures on the buried materials. This led to a chemical reaction which transformed the remains into gas and oil. The oil, gas and natural gas was trapped under the soil. All oil and gas deposits contain Natural Gas, and this gas when transformed at a certain temperature was transformed into CNG. Manufacturing Process: The CNG plant CNG is produced in gas plants by pressing natural gas at a very high pressure, about 3,000 psi pressure. It is generally produced on the fueling station site by using a compressor based system. Natural gas is transferred through pipelines to refueling stations. Compressed at the specific pressure, the natural gas is transformed into CNG and then it is loaded in gas cylinders
