I know temp plays into it and station pressure but on average how much are people getting on a fast fill on injector based trucks. I have been getting 13 on hot days and 15 really early in the morning. The tank is a 20.9 gal.
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Re: Silverado fast fill, how much
Wow . . . you've got dedicated or bi-fuel that has 20.9 gge capacity for cng ??? Most every "normal" OEM pickup by GM or Ford typically had 10 to 12 gge capacity.
Where are all those tanks installed?? What year truck??
General rule of thumb on fast-fill is that you'll get 85% of overall capacity unless storage pressure is just fabulous like say 4,000 psi or more. Large volume cng sites that have huge compressor refill rates (i.e. to handle steady stream of buses with 50 to 100 gge of cng refueled each) will give an excellent fill (say 90% to 95% of capacity) for smaller vehicles like trucks and cars. Not much there in NC, where are you filling up at?
Always can use the "top off" method by refueling, then waiting a while, then getting another 1 gge or more once the cng has cooled down.
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Re: Silverado fast fill, how much
Originally posted by cngacrossusa View PostWow . . . you've got dedicated or bi-fuel that has 20.9 gge capacity for cng ??? Most every "normal" OEM pickup by GM or Ford typically had 10 to 12 gge capacity.
Where are all those tanks installed?? What year truck??
General rule of thumb on fast-fill is that you'll get 85% of overall capacity unless storage pressure is just fabulous like say 4,000 psi or more. Large volume cng sites that have huge compressor refill rates (i.e. to handle steady stream of buses with 50 to 100 gge of cng refueled each) will give an excellent fill (say 90% to 95% of capacity) for smaller vehicles like trucks and cars. Not much there in NC, where are you filling up at?
Always can use the "top off" method by refueling, then waiting a while, then getting another 1 gge or more once the cng has cooled down.GM World Class, F1 Cert
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01 Cavalier (sold)
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Re: Silverado fast fill, how much
I will usually get about 15gge on a 3600 psi fast fill on the GM trucks. 2002 and newer GMs had the larger 20gge tank. 2000 and older had the smaller ~10gge tank. I've never had a 2001, so I'm not sure which tank those ones had. It's just one big tank in the bed. The diameter is significantly larger than the older tanks and it actually goes a couple inches above the edge of the bed. I've attached a photo of a 2005 and 2000 that we've had so you can see the difference in the tanks.
-Derek
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