Need answer please.

[Philip]

Anyone know how many liters in Propane bottle which is 47 kilos.
Thanks Philip

[TonyN]

Roughly 93 liters.

[firefly]

i stand corrected well done tony look here http://www.topgen.co.uk/LPG.HTM when i put the right link on
right i'll get me coat...

[Philip]

Thanks once again.
Rgds Philip

i stand corrected well done tony look here http://www.topgen.co.uk/LPG.HTM when i put the right link on
right i'll get me coat...

[Philip]

Propane

Anyone using or know someone using LPG can get pumps for Propane, then cost is only 27p per liter plus tax of course.
Email me on fuelcat@btconnect.com or call 08707775080. Only trying to help people save money.
Philip

[TonyN]

Anyone using or know someone using LPG can get pumps for Propane, then cost is only 27p per liter plus tax of course.
Email me on fuelcat@btconnect.com or call 08707775080. Only trying to help people save money.
Philip

Hand pumps or electric?

[da SLUG man]

thought as it's pressurised in the bottle it wouldn't need a pump?... just a pressure regulator/reducer???

[Philip]

As far as i know you need pump. Older pumps are hand pumps. OK if you need the exercise. I could stand corrected.

thought as it's pressurised in the bottle it wouldn't need a pump?... just a pressure regulator/reducer???

[da SLUG man]

is it pumped as a liquid and vaporised at the injector?

[TonyN]

thought as it's pressurised in the bottle it wouldn't need a pump?... just a pressure regulator/reducer???

The system you're putting it in is pressurised, it'll just stay in the tank, you can heat the propane bottle, to overcome the pressure in the cars tank, but only if your stupid!!!!!!

(I know people who do it!!!! Go visit them when they are filling their cars!!)

[TonyN]

is it pumped as a liquid and vaporised at the injector?

Yup, its LPG (Liquified Petrolium Gas), it stays liquified untill the pressure is released. It gets vapourised in the vaporiser (sic!) in the engine bay near the intake.

[da SLUG man]

Yup, its LPG (Liquified Petrolium Gas), it stays liquified intill the pressure is reseased. It gets vapourised in the vaporiser (sic!) in the engine bay near the intake.

ah, right... not like the stuff that works the gas cooker which is released from the bottle as a gas.

[TonyN]

ah, right... not like the stuff that works the gas cooker which is released from the bottle as a gas.

Its the same, its liquid in the bottle/pipes, the cooker hob releases the LPG at the burner in to air, so it turns into a gas, burns and cooks your food.

[Rob]

.....so it turns into a gas, burns, and cooks your food.

Or in some cases, it cooks, then burns your food.

[da SLUG man]

Its the same, its liquid in the bottle/pipes, the cooker hob releases the LPG at the burner in to air, so it turns into a gas, burns and cooks your food.

wait while i push my specs back!... it vaporises in the bottle, that's why you have to keep it upright... or with the arrow pointing up on a forklift...
it's liquid, right enough, but as the pressure reduces, more vaporises... i'm rubbish at explaining stuff!