Delivering Clean Energy to Your Doorstep 
PT IEV Gas - 2014 
Prepared by Danu Jaya
 Tube Skid Unit 
The manufacturing of the 
CNG tubes are in compliance 
to: 
►US DOT 49 CFR § 178.37 “Specification 
3AA and 3AAX seamless steel cylinders” 
►ISO 11120 – Gas Cylinders – Refillable 
seamless steel tubes for compressed gas 
transport, of water capacity between 150l 
and 3000l – Design, Construction and 
Testing
CNG VEHICLE 
PRU 
(PRESSURE 
REGULATOR UNIT) 
CUSTOMER
Natural gas properties – Ignition and fire 
 Gas released in the open space will quickly 
disperse harmlessly 
 Gas in a confined space, if ignited, will create 
a localized high pressure 
 Confined areas are pits, ceiling or roof 
pockets. 
 The gas/air concentration range for 
flammability is narrow at low pressure (5 to 
15% by volume)
Properties of Natural Gas 
1971 
1 0
Properties of Natural Gas 
Odorless – Colorless - 
Tasteless 
Methyl Mercaptan is added to give it it’s 
distinguishable “rotten egg” odor 
Odorized natural gas is detectable at 
concentrations significantly less than 1%
Properties of Natural Gas 
Non-Toxic 
75~95% - methane 
Often listed as a “Hazardous Material” 
due to it’s flammability, not it’s toxicity 
Only through it’s ability to displace 
oxygen can it pose an asphyxiation 
hazard
9 
Properties of Natural Gas
Natural Gas 
0.6 
10 
Properties of Natural Gas 
Vapor Density 
30% lighter than air 
Will rise to sky, or collect near the 
ceiling 
Air = 1 
Propane 
1. 56
Properties of Natural Gas 
Flammable 
Limits 
Too Rich 
15% 
5% 
Too Lean
Properties of Natural Gas 
Heating Value 
1,000 BTU per cubic foot
Properties of Natural Gas 
Combustion Products 
Complete combustion = heat, carbon dioxide & 
water vapor 
Incomplete combustion = carbon monoxide
14 
Properties of Natural Gas 
Auto Ignition 
Temperature 
Natural Gas :1163º F / 628 º C 
Propane : 957º F / 514º C 
Gasoline : 632º F / 333º C
Safety Devices installed on equipment that 
placed on customer site (DS) 
◦ Tube Skid Safety Devices 
◦ PRU Safety Devices 
◦ Heater Safety Devices
 Rupture Disc 
◦ A rupture disc, also 
known as a bursting 
disc or burst 
diaphragm, is a non-reclosing 
pressure 
relief device that, in 
most uses, protects a 
pressure vessel, 
equipment or system 
from over 
pressurization or 
potentially damaging 
vacuum conditions
 PRU installed with several safety devices, 
mechanical protection and static electrical 
protection. Those devices are: 
◦ PSV 
◦ ESD System 
◦ Earth System 
◦ Electrostatic discharge system 
◦ Hose Restrain System
 Pressure Safety Valve 
◦ is a valve mechanism 
which automatically 
releases a substance 
from a boiler, pressure 
vessel, or other system, 
when the pressure or 
temperature exceeds 
preset limits
 The CNG PRU packages are 
provided with an Emergency 
Shut Down System Device. 
 The ESD system is activated 
when pressure exceeding 
preset pressure 
 The ESD system, when 
activated, 
◦ Brings the unit to an 
immediate halt. 
◦ Isolates the unit from Gas 
Suction Line. 
◦ Closes all the output priority 
valves, thus isolating the 
Compressor, Cascades & 
Dispensers from each other.
 The filling Hoses of CNG 
Dispensers are Electrically 
Conductive & designed as 
per ANSI / NGV 4.2 
 Static charge is carried to 
dispenser body, and does 
not produce spark during 
engagement and 
disengagement of Filling 
nozzle with Vehicle 
receptacle. 
 The dispensers are Earthed 
to dissipate the Static 
Charge, and leakage 
current if any. 
Anti Static Cable 
(earthing)
 To prevent hose accidentally disengage in 
hazardous movement, hose restrain system 
installed during hose connection process 
before opening TS valve. 
 Restrain system can hold 2000 Kgs force
 Water Heater Installed to 
prevent gas pipe in PRU to 
became freezing due to gas 
flow. 
 Working temperature set on 
maximum 80oC 
 Temperature Control Device 
Installed to prevent the 
system overheating.
DoRisk Assessments prior to work 
DoSafety Awareness to Team work 
Doinspection of Safe Condition 
Doproper PPE according to risk 
Dofollow safety instruction
Don’t make any naked fire 
Don’t ignore small case, big thing 
came up from small 
Don’t do if you’re don’t know
 July, 2014 
 PT IEV Gas

Cng operation safety feature

  • 1.
    Delivering Clean Energyto Your Doorstep PT IEV Gas - 2014 Prepared by Danu Jaya
  • 3.
     Tube SkidUnit The manufacturing of the CNG tubes are in compliance to: ►US DOT 49 CFR § 178.37 “Specification 3AA and 3AAX seamless steel cylinders” ►ISO 11120 – Gas Cylinders – Refillable seamless steel tubes for compressed gas transport, of water capacity between 150l and 3000l – Design, Construction and Testing
  • 4.
    CNG VEHICLE PRU (PRESSURE REGULATOR UNIT) CUSTOMER
  • 5.
    Natural gas properties– Ignition and fire  Gas released in the open space will quickly disperse harmlessly  Gas in a confined space, if ignited, will create a localized high pressure  Confined areas are pits, ceiling or roof pockets.  The gas/air concentration range for flammability is narrow at low pressure (5 to 15% by volume)
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  • 7.
    Properties of NaturalGas Odorless – Colorless - Tasteless Methyl Mercaptan is added to give it it’s distinguishable “rotten egg” odor Odorized natural gas is detectable at concentrations significantly less than 1%
  • 8.
    Properties of NaturalGas Non-Toxic 75~95% - methane Often listed as a “Hazardous Material” due to it’s flammability, not it’s toxicity Only through it’s ability to displace oxygen can it pose an asphyxiation hazard
  • 9.
    9 Properties ofNatural Gas
  • 10.
    Natural Gas 0.6 10 Properties of Natural Gas Vapor Density 30% lighter than air Will rise to sky, or collect near the ceiling Air = 1 Propane 1. 56
  • 11.
    Properties of NaturalGas Flammable Limits Too Rich 15% 5% Too Lean
  • 12.
    Properties of NaturalGas Heating Value 1,000 BTU per cubic foot
  • 13.
    Properties of NaturalGas Combustion Products Complete combustion = heat, carbon dioxide & water vapor Incomplete combustion = carbon monoxide
  • 14.
    14 Properties ofNatural Gas Auto Ignition Temperature Natural Gas :1163º F / 628 º C Propane : 957º F / 514º C Gasoline : 632º F / 333º C
  • 15.
    Safety Devices installedon equipment that placed on customer site (DS) ◦ Tube Skid Safety Devices ◦ PRU Safety Devices ◦ Heater Safety Devices
  • 16.
     Rupture Disc ◦ A rupture disc, also known as a bursting disc or burst diaphragm, is a non-reclosing pressure relief device that, in most uses, protects a pressure vessel, equipment or system from over pressurization or potentially damaging vacuum conditions
  • 17.
     PRU installedwith several safety devices, mechanical protection and static electrical protection. Those devices are: ◦ PSV ◦ ESD System ◦ Earth System ◦ Electrostatic discharge system ◦ Hose Restrain System
  • 18.
     Pressure SafetyValve ◦ is a valve mechanism which automatically releases a substance from a boiler, pressure vessel, or other system, when the pressure or temperature exceeds preset limits
  • 19.
     The CNGPRU packages are provided with an Emergency Shut Down System Device.  The ESD system is activated when pressure exceeding preset pressure  The ESD system, when activated, ◦ Brings the unit to an immediate halt. ◦ Isolates the unit from Gas Suction Line. ◦ Closes all the output priority valves, thus isolating the Compressor, Cascades & Dispensers from each other.
  • 20.
     The fillingHoses of CNG Dispensers are Electrically Conductive & designed as per ANSI / NGV 4.2  Static charge is carried to dispenser body, and does not produce spark during engagement and disengagement of Filling nozzle with Vehicle receptacle.  The dispensers are Earthed to dissipate the Static Charge, and leakage current if any. Anti Static Cable (earthing)
  • 21.
     To preventhose accidentally disengage in hazardous movement, hose restrain system installed during hose connection process before opening TS valve.  Restrain system can hold 2000 Kgs force
  • 22.
     Water HeaterInstalled to prevent gas pipe in PRU to became freezing due to gas flow.  Working temperature set on maximum 80oC  Temperature Control Device Installed to prevent the system overheating.
  • 24.
    DoRisk Assessments priorto work DoSafety Awareness to Team work Doinspection of Safe Condition Doproper PPE according to risk Dofollow safety instruction
  • 25.
    Don’t make anynaked fire Don’t ignore small case, big thing came up from small Don’t do if you’re don’t know
  • 26.
     July, 2014  PT IEV Gas