City Gas Distribution
Introduction
City gas refers to a form of natural gas collected from gas fields,
which is liquefied into LNG, transported, vaporized back into
natural gas, and supplied to places where
it is in demand, through pipelines.
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Environment-friendly
During the liquefaction process of natural gas, impurities such as dust, sulfur, nitrogen, etc. are removed, therefore leading to almost no emission of pollutants during combustion, making it a clean form of energy.
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Economical
Natural gas has a relatively higher combustibility and thermal efficiency, so it is an economical fuel that contributes to energy conservation.
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Convenient to Use
City gas is supplied to gas appliances through pipes. Therefore, it does not require separate transportation or storage facilities,
and creates no foreign materials. Also, as their gas appliances are small, their space occupancy is lower.
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Safe
Natural gas is lighter than air. Therefore, if there is a leakage, it will diffuse into the air quickly, making it highly unlikely to have leakages that
ill lead to fire and other accidents. Furthermore, the ignition temperature of natural gas is higher than that of other fuels, making it a safer fuel.
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Can Be Supplied Safely
Natural gas is stored in abundance in various places throughout the world, thus playing a significant role as an alternative to oil.
Usage
Due to its environment-friendliness, safety, convenience, and economic feasibility, city gas is widely used for domestic, commercial, business, industrial, and Power Business purposes.
Supply Route
We receive our natural gas supply from KOGAS, and supply it to ordinary users after passing a district or region monostat.
