- Mother-daughter
refuelling system is the ideal concept for transporting and
distributing natural gas in regions without an existing natural gas
pipeline system
- Mother stations are
used to dispense large volumes of gas into mobile
storage trailers which transport the gas to sites that do not have
access to
a natural gas pipeline.
- Mother stations are
used to fill large volumes of CNG into mobile storage trailers. A
mother station will always be located near a natural gas pipeline.
Mobile storage allows transportation of natural gas to a site that
does not have access to a natural gas pipeline. Typical applications
where mother stations are used are to supply gas to: daughter CNG
stations, industries and city gas distribution systems.
- Mother-daughter
refuelling systems can be designed with tree or more mobile storage
systems depending on requirements, thus safeguarding 100%
availability of natural gas at the offline or daughter station.
- Daughter stations are
used where a CNG fuelling station is needed and there is no natural
gas pipeline.
Pressure Reduction Systems are used to adjust the pressure for
offloading to Daughter stations or other gas distribution systems.
- Daughter Stations are
installed where a CNG fill station is desired but there is no
natural gas pipeline. Natural gas is brought to the CNG station by
mobile storage. A daughter station compressor quickly and
efficiently moves the natural gas from the mobile storage to a
ground storage. The daughter station compressor can also be used to
directly fill vehicles.
- Station equipment is
sourced and configured for specific fuelling situations
- Standard stations for
NGV fueling with CNG will generally include an inlet dryer to remove
moisture, compressor sheds consisting of a motor, compressor and
cooling unit, a priority panel that manages the gas flow into
storage vessels and controls panels.
- Building a CNG station
for a retail application or a fleet requires calculating the right
combination of pressure and storage needed for the types of vehicles
being fueled. Making the right choices about the size of compressor
and the amount of storage at the station will impact the cost of
fuel and range for vehicles.
- There are two types of
CNG infrastructure: time-fill and fast-fill. The main structural
differences between the two systems are the amount of storage
capacity available and the size of the compressor. These factors
determine the amount of fuel dispensed and time it takes for CNG to
be delivered.
- There are many safety
guidelines that need to be considered when developing
infrastructure, including the National Fire Prevention Association's
NFPA 52 Vehicular Gaseous Fuel Systems Code, which applies to the
design and installation requirements of CNG refueling facilities.
- Costs of installing
natural gas infrastructure varies based on size, capacity, and the
type of natural gas (LNG, CNG, or both) it dispenses. It also varies
in the way the natural gas is dispensed (fast-fill, time-fill)
- Mother-daughter
refuelling system is the ideal concept for transporting and
distributing natural gas in India as the regions in the country are
without natural gas pipeline systems
- Approximately INR 10
Millions are required to get CNG franchisee. In addition to this
basic cost, extra cost to hire manpower, staff, training, equipment
and other indirect expenses are to be considered. Not only
this, there is need to pay for application form and license fee.
License fees is also different for each outlet.
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Basics
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Liquefied-to-Compressed Natural Gas Opportunities & Strategies
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Gas beyond the
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Product
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Daughter
Station Configuration
Project
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Feasibility
study on expanding fuelling station with biogas supply
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Proposed Project Details
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Green Field Mother CNG Station
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High pressure
CNG compressors and
refuelling solutions
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Implementation of
City Gas
projects - India
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Proposal to set up
CNG stations in U.P
Technology
& Consultants
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Company offer -
The expertise to develop a complete refuelling station
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Design of CNG
Dispenser
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Consultancy - Clean
Fuel
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Signage works in
CNG Station
Rules &
Regulations
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Regulations for
CNG Stations
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Guidelines for
Granting marketing
rights for CNG as transportation
fuel, including setting up CNG Stations
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The Gas
Cylinders Rules, 2015
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Objectives, Definitions, Enforcement, Exemption etc., in the Gas
Cylinder Rules, 2004.
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Standard to provide
requirements for safety, design, construction, testing,
commissioning, general maintenance and operation of compressed
natural gas (CNG) fuelling stations
Company Products
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List of companies offering CNG Stations
Environment &
Safety
Market Scenario
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First CNG daughter station
opens in Dubai - 2016
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Feasibility in
Indonesia
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The Biogas Thailand 2015 Forum
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Scenario in the US
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Opportunities to Use Natural Gas and Propane as a
Transportation Fuel - case study
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Business potentials for Compressed Natural Gas in
Fleet Applications
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Training courses for skilled manpower
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