LPG (mix of
Propane and Butane) lowers the emission of harmful gasses
(unburned hydrocarbons) compared to petrol-fuelled engines
by 90-95% without compromising the performance of marine
engines.
The fuelling of marine engines with LPG ensures a longer
life for the engine, as it does not damage the internal
mechanical parts of the engine (LPG does not leave carbon
residues that damage segments and valves). Not only, but
the running costs are reduced by 50% compared to petrol
engines, still running on 103/115 octanes and without compromising
the performance of the engine when pushed to the limit.
IN THE CASE OF SPECIFIC NEEDS, THE METRIC CUBAGE TANK STORAGE
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The modular LPG filling station for marine engines is a
unit designed and built for refuelling boats that are equipped
with a double tank (petrol/LPG) and an LPG conversion system.
The skid positioning is versatile, as it can be installed
on dry land next to existing filling stations or on jetties
and floating docks.
The skid is equipped with an emergency nebulising fire protection
system, with a minimum water supply capacity of 10 l/min.
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