Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is gaining popularity for industrial applications due to its low cost and eco-friendliness. However, just like any other fuel, CNG is not entirely clean and may contain contaminants such as dust, water, and other impurities. To protect CNG equipment and ensure optimal performance, it is essential to incorporate filters to remove these contaminants from the fuel.
Keeping CNG filters in good condition is critical for efficient operations and helps to prevent equipment failure. This article outlines best practices for CNG filter maintenance in industrial environments.