alt Hacker NewsWhere I live aftermarket modified LPG cars are extremely common. We don't have explosions often.
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lifestyleguru • yesterday at 7:52 PM
Tank pressures are of different magnitudes. With LPG it's only for storage, here it's for thrust.
Where I live aftermarket modified LPG cars are extremely common. We don't have explosions often.
Tank pressures are of different magnitudes. With LPG it's only for storage, here it's for thrust.
https://www.motortrend.com/news/tesla-roadster-thrust-system...
> You can think of the COPV like the fuel tank in a compressed natural gas (CNG)- or liquid propane gas (LPG)-powered vehicle, except the nitrogen mixture in the COPV is stored at a much higher pressure, up to 10,000 psi, similar to the pressures in modern hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.
LPG cars have somewhere between 100 and 300 psi.