CNG

The landmark supreme court judgement in 1998 lead to Delhi/NCR switching to the use of Compressed Natural Gas or CNG in 2001 and Advantek Fuel Systems stepped into this market by not only identifying the problems faced by customers and users but also locating the best products/ components and solutions globally. A partial list of the components is given below

Cylinder Valves - CNG

Alpha New

  • Manual cylinder valve with internal venting system (no gas tight housing required)
  • Max working pressure: 260 bar
  • Working temperature: -40°C +85°C
  • Safeties: available without safeties or with a combination of thermal safety/excess flow / burst disk
  • Available in different thread sizes – additional safeties available for cylinders and pipes

Cylinder Valves - CNG

Beta New

  • Manual cylinder valve without internal venting system
  • Max working pressure: 260 bar
  • Working temperature: -40°C/+85°C
  • Conveyed thermal safety and burst disc
  • Available in different thread sizes – double connection and optional safety discharge port

Cylinder Valves - CNG

IDRA VT

  • Manual cylinder valve without internal venting system

  • Parallel safeties (TPRD + PPRD) with pipe-away ports

  • Max working pressure: 260 bar
    Working temperature: -40°C +85°C

  • Excess flow

  • Available in different thread sizes

     

Cylinder Valves - CNG

Moon

  • Automatic cylinder valve with internal venting system (no gas tight housing required)

  • Max working pressure: 260 bar

  • Working temperature: -40°C +85°C

  • Thermal safety valve (PRD)

  • Burst disk available upon request

  • Manual security tap

  • Excess flow valve

  • Low absorption solenoid valve

  • Non-return valve avaible on request

Cylinder Valves - CNG

NGV

  • Filling charge valve NGV1

  • Max working pressure: 260 bar

  • Working temperature: -40°C +120°C

  • Manual safety tap – non-return valve – available in different thread connections

  • Special flow dynamic profile to avoid chattering noises during refueling