Usok ng LPG TAXI mabaho?

[acesanbuena]

Ampota naman mga lpg taxi na yan. masakit sa ilong pag nakalanhap ka nito. it is not true that lpg taxi can help the clean air act. no. Maganda pa rin pa ang UNLEADED o Gas Engine??

---peace--- INALABAS KO ANG SAKIT NG ILONG KO PAG KAKALANGHAP KA NG LPG ng TAXI---- PEACE----!!!

[need4speed]

all the cabs here in HK use LPG... I don't smell anything when I take them...

the one you road in (or near to) probably had a leak or something... or bad workmanship i'd say.

[XTO]

that's why lpg powered cars are banned in japan and china.

[mbeige]

Inhalation of the gas is toxic, by the way. I *think* something has to be added to give it a scent, otherwise it will be odorless. Don't recall...

[ghosthunter]

LPG by itself is odorless & colorless gas. The problem is if it leaks, you cannot tell by scent or color. So the LPG companies add a chemical to make it smell bad so you can detect it even in very small amounts.

In other countries, the LPG used for cars do not have the odor chemical. Unfortunately in the Philippines, the LPG supply used for the cars are the same used for cooking, hence the bad smell.

BTW, if the smell is very strong, it means the car either needs to have its air filter cleaned/replaced or it's LPG kit tuned. A properly tuned LPG running car will emit a faint smell only.

Note: my car is equipped for LPG.

[Taurus]

BTW, if the smell is very strong, it means the car either needs to have its air filter cleaned/replaced or it's LPG kit tuned. A properly tuned LPG running car will emit a faint smell only.

Note: my car is equipped for LPG.

I agree with ghosthunter, the LPG that is filled locally does smell the same as the one we find in our kitchen thus the rotten egg trademark

I just wonder what is that foul odor that is masakit sa ilong ... must have been the interior not properly cleaned or the driver itself , but I've been to different taxis equipped with LPG and I can differentiate the smell from the fuel and the person holding the wheel

[fearless]

may ganyan na nasakyan yung kapatid ko at asawa niya,nagtaka sila nang biglang sa gitna ng byahe nila tumigil yung taxi at tumabi,sabi nung driver nahihilo daw siya at hindi na raw sila maihahatid sa destinasyon nila,nagalit pa nga yung kapatid ko kasi akala umaarte lang,kaso nung hinamatay yung driver, sila pa tuloy ang naghatid sa ospital,nalaman pala nila sa doktor na maghapon nagmamaneho yung driver at may leak yung LPG connection kaya sa sobrang exposure, nahilo na eto at hinimatay eto.
kaya ingat kayo, sabi tuloy ng kapatid ko malaki nga ang natitipid, nila pero delikado at dapat may pang gamot ka na pag tagal tagal, sa sakit na makukuha mo dito.

[normanenoza]

that's why lpg powered cars are banned in japan and china.

i dont think so.most taxis and buses in japan use this fuel and cng as well.

[mbeige]

CNG and LPG must be properly installed. The key word is proper. If this is not done, things can go wrong. Here in the US there are CNG busses too, and the engineering done is focused on safety than economy. I mean, anybody who has access to the fuels can make those.

[ghosthunter]

that's why lpg powered cars are banned in japan and china.

Maybe if there was a link to some article to backup this statement?

[dencio1976]

Maybe if there was a link to some article to backup this statement?

uu nakakacurious nga.

[oldblue]

pag nagsindi ka ba ng posporo sa kalsada tapos may leak yun taxi na lpg, sasabog?

[dencio1976]

pag nagsindi ka ba ng posporo sa kalsada tapos may leak yun taxi na lpg, sasabog?

hindi naman. lilihab lang pero chances of it exploding are slim to none.

[ghosthunter]

pag nagsindi ka ba ng posporo sa kalsada tapos may leak yun taxi na lpg, sasabog?

Depends on the concentration and wind conditions. If there is a little breeze, the LPG vapors will just disperse into the environment.

Worst case scenario, the vapors will ignite into a nice translucent blue flame. You could rename your car "Cricket".

[EssB]

pag nagsindi ka ba ng posporo sa kalsada tapos may leak yun taxi na lpg, sasabog?

pwedeng magliyab, but definitely will not explode. Sasabog lang yung tank when punctured - then may open flame.

[boybi]

that's why lpg powered cars are banned in japan and china.

Buses in China use LPG. I'm not sure if Taxis there also run on LPG.

[rion]

it is not true that lpg taxi can help the clean air act. no. Maganda pa rin pa ang UNLEADED o Gas Engine??

LPG is still less harmful to the environment. it's natural gas kasi...

[chuaed]

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[lestat0901]

CNG I think is more efficient compare sa LPG, ,,yan din kasi ang tumatakbo dito sa Japan for buses.

[acesanbuena]

I thankful for changing the title on this thread. I'm sorry for the word that I type on this Thread. I think that Moderator has the right to change the title from my thread. Well I thank you guy who were you are has the rigth to change.

--PEACE--