Flüssiggasbetriebene

Flüssiggasbetriebene refers to devices or systems that operate using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), also known as autogas or propane. LPG is a mixture of propane and butane hydrocarbons that are stored as a liquid under pressure. When released, it vaporizes and can be used as a fuel.

Vehicles are a common application of flüssiggasbetriebene technology. Many cars, trucks, and buses can be converted to run on LPG, either as a dual-fuel system alongside gasoline or as a dedicated LPG system. This can offer cost savings and potentially reduced emissions compared to traditional gasoline or diesel engines. In some regions, LPG is a more readily available and affordable fuel source.

Beyond transportation, flüssiggasbetriebene systems are used in various other sectors. They power generators, forklifts, heating systems for homes and industrial facilities, and even some camping equipment like stoves and lanterns. The portability and relatively clean burning characteristics of LPG make it a versatile fuel.

The infrastructure for flüssiggasbetriebene operations includes storage tanks and filling stations. Safety regulations are in place for the storage, transportation, and use of LPG due to its flammable nature. The operation of flüssiggasbetriebene systems typically involves a tank, a regulator to control pressure, and the necessary fuel lines and controls to supply the appliance or engine.