What is LNG?

LNG , “ Liquified Natural Gas” is a flammable gas.Natural gas liquefies when it is cooled down to -162 °C under atmospheric pressure and named as “ LNG”. If one unit volume of LNG is vaporized, approximately 600 unit volume of natural gas is obtained. LNG’s density is less than half of density of water. LNG is a naturally odorless, colorless, non-coresive and non-toxic liquid. In order to be perceptible, odorants are added in gas form.   When mixed with air, its combustion limits are between %5 and %15 in terms of its volume. Since pollutants is decomposed during liquefying process , LNG is cleaner compared to standard natural gas.   Fields of Use: LNG can be used in anywhere natural gas is needed. It can be used from large scale industries to smaller scale businesses, villas, hotels, generators, cars. Main fields of usage:

• Production needs
• Heating needs
• Internal needs
• Energy producing needs

Due to its high efficiency ratio, clean and environment friendly being, economical and safe usage , LNG is an alternative kind proposed for the natural gas market.