LPG dispenser

LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) filling station is a special place for filling liquefied petroleum gas in gas cylinders of gas vehicles. The liquefied petroleum gas is transported from the gas source plant to the storage and distribution station by tank trucks, and the compressor and other equipment are used to unload the liquefied petroleum gas into the storage tank; when the pipeline is used for transportation, the liquefied petroleum gas is transferred from the gas source plant to the hydrocarbon pump under pressure The storage and distribution station is filtered and measured by the receiving device and then input into the storage tank. Liquefied petroleum gas is produced when crude oil is refined, or gas that is volatile from the extraction of oil or natural gas. LPG is a mixture of oil and natural gas formed under appropriate pressure and exists as a liquid at room temperature. Liquefied petroleum gas has an octane number of about 110, while gasoline is around 90-95, which is higher than gasoline 5%-10%. Therefore, compared with gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas has higher anti-knock performance.