Natural Gas

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)

For facilities without pipeline natural gas access, CNG is an alternative supply option that can be transported in high-pressure cylinder bundles. Suitable equipment and delivery conditions are assessed for each facility.

Natural Gas Beyond the Pipeline

CNG may be an alternative fuel supply option for facilities without access to pipeline natural gas, depending on operating conditions. Tinsa Gaz's CNG filling, transportation, and supply options are assessed according to the facility's consumption requirements, unloading connection, pressure regulation equipment, and operating conditions.

Every facility has different consumption patterns and operating requirements. Before supply begins, we plan the required number of bundles, installation area, gas flow and pressure together with you. A regular replenishment plan is then prepared according to your consumption, and the bundles are delivered to your facility by Tinsagaz vehicles. With branches in İzmir and Muğla, Tinsagaz approaches CNG supply with careful planning and a strong focus on trust.

Key Features

  • ✓CNG is natural gas stored under high pressure. Filling pressure is verified according to the equipment used.
  • ✓Cylinder bundle capacity, cylinder count and filling pressure may vary according to equipment specifications.
  • ✓Calorific Value Information
  • ✓Bundle quantity, layout and flow planning according to your consumption

Usage Areas

Industrial plants (process heat, steam and hot water)
Food production facilities
Tourist facilities and hotels
Hospitals and greenhouses

Supply and Storage Models

1. Cylinder Bundles (Manifolded Pallets)

The number of cylinders, filling pressure, and transport capacity of CNG cylinder bundles may vary according to the equipment documentation. Unloading and usage arrangements at the facility should be planned with regard to pressure, safety, and continuity requirements.

2. Installation and Consumption Planning

Before ordering, the right number of bundles, the installation area and the gas flow rate and pressure are defined together, and a regular resupply plan is set up according to your consumption.

Safety Standard

Technical Warning and Safety Standard: Natural gas is extremely flammable and burns in air at concentrations between 5% and 15%. Being lighter than air, it rises in the event of a leak; high-level ventilation must be provided in enclosed spaces. Cylinder bundles must be placed in well-ventilated areas away from sparks and heat sources, installations must comply with the relevant standards and connections must be leak-tested regularly.

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