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Originally Posted by UFO
One word -- leaks.
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Leaks = Fire, having dealt with an oxy acetylene system that did so while operating, but despite claims here no explosions.
One brave guy drove the thing outside as it flamed away, it didn't explode though. In every situation I have seen a leak with a fire, it was scary but always stayed a fire, now of coarse if it got out of control you could still burn something down.
But again I should reiterate, THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF COMPRESSION SYSTEMS FOR VARIOUS FLAMMABLE GASES IN USE IN INDUSTRY. I would like to know what they are to locate them on the used market.
I have no plans on jerry rigging a scuba compressor to do CNG.
I would love to take one of the 500psi units for another popular flammable gas and use it at home however. A 20+ year lifespan and rebuildability is much more popular to me than getting a CNG system that dies every couple of years.