CNG refueling mother station

CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) refueling station is a large-scale urban natural gas application infrastructure that specializes in providing fuel for CNG vehicles, integrating receiving, purifying, compressing, storing, and transporting natural gas. A gas filling mother station usually has multiple gas filling sub stations. The mother station is built near the natural gas source on the outskirts of the city, while the sub stations are usually built inside the city to facilitate vehicle refueling, or in industrial areas of towns without gas pipelines to supply natural gas as energy. The mother station uses a compressor to pressurize and store natural gas, and then a dedicated transport vehicle delivers 20Mpa compressed natural gas to the sub station, which then refills CNG vehicles. Inlet pressure of pipeline network (MPa): 0.2-8; Processing gas volume (Nm3/h): 100-6000; Motor power (kW): 50-400; Exhaust pressure (MPa): 25