ONE KG OF LPG EQUAL TO HOW MANY LITERS

well..thanx 4 d link Azad bhai, bt then .. Anurag and Banwari sir did answer dis question at the very beginning of this thread. they must hav kept sumthin in mind b4 giving out the answer...... so i guess they kept the temp n pressure constant..... rite Banwari Sir/Anurag ?... n thats wat made me put forward another question which was regardin CNG...

i think u wer tryin to write sumthin here Mr.Reddy.....try again pls---

cng cannot b converted to liquid ............. and cannot therefore not b measured in litres

natural gas 'ng' when compressed to over 200 bars pressure is referred to as compressed natural gas 'cng'

when natural gas is compressed to over 1/600th its volume .... it converts to liquid ... and is referred to as liquified natural gas 'lng'

Ravi,

I suggest if you could kindly post the "findings" of your comparison between LPG & CNG over here for the benefit of all.  Thanks.

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can anhone please tell me how much a 16.5 kg lpg cooking gas cylinder costs now? the reason i ask is i need information on the market price of  gas from bulgaria. i will be placing an order of 1 million pieces soon and i need the best possible help about the prices. please email me to johnkfouri@hotmail.com . somemone please help me. thanks.

Hi,

I don't know whether LPG is sold in liters or Kilos - but my science says that it has to be sold in Kilos - LPG is a gas that takes a liquid shape when pressurised - the density of this liquified gas is extremely dependent on the existing pressure.

So, a liter of LPG pumped in at very high pressure is lot more than a liter of LPG pumped in at a lesser pressure - imagine this that there is a bunk where in the pressure maintained is so low that the LPG converts into a gasseous state. The volume (liter is a volumetric unit) of any gas is extremely dependant on the pressure - even after liquifying, the pressure plays a major role - So, if LPG is being sold in liters, there has to be a norm for pressure at which it is pumped as well - 1 liter of LPG at a pressure of say 3 bar / 4 bar.

The only thing that remains consistant is not the volume, but the weight of it - one kilo of LPG is always one kilo - irrespective of one bar or two bar.

Regards,

K Prasad

1 kg LPG is equivalent to 1.66 litre LPG.



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