What to Do When an LNG Vehicle is Parked for a Long Time?

[JoelLynn]

LNG vehicles parked for an extended period must be kept away from controlled areas such as workshops, warehouses, oil depots, and other places with fire hazards or flammable and explosive materials. Here are the relevant details: 1. LNG: LNG stands for liquefied natural gas at normal pressure and low temperature, with a storage temperature of -162 degrees Celsius. When heat penetrates the storage tank, some of the liquid LNG absorbs the heat, evaporates, and turns into gaseous natural gas, causing the tank pressure to rise. If the pressure exceeds the rated level, the pressure relief valve will open to release the gaseous natural gas. 2. Precautions: Driving such vehicles requires a specialized license, and drivers must adhere to speed limits to prevent hazards.