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“The single most important safety requirement of compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel, according to ISO 15403:2000 (E) (paragraph 5.1), is a very low water dew point temperature to preclude the formation of liquid water at any time.  Liquid water is the precursor to the formation of corrosive compounds through combination with components in natural gas, namely carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide.  The combination of corrosive agents, and the pressure cycling, caused by fuel consumption and subsequent refilling of the fuel storage container, can result in crack growth in metals and ultimately damage and failure.  Also liquid water itself can be detrimental as it may cause blockages, both liquid and solid, in the fuel system.”

The most common reason for not installing dryers in CNG Fueling Stations is the belief that the natural gas is already dry.  However, it should be taken into consideration that although the natural gas dew point may be as low as -40°C in the pipeline at pipe pressure, the effects of compression will affect the dew point of the natural gas.

Physical laws dictate that the dew point of a gas increases as its pressure increases.  Therefore, although the dew point of the natural gas in a given pipeline may be very low when it reaches the compressor, it will be significantly higher when the natural gas leaves the compressor.  This is why natural gas desiccant dryers are required in the majority of CNG Fueling Stations in order to conform to the ISO 15403:2000(E) standard, specifically in areas where lower temperatures are encountered during the colder winter months.

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