raimucal92

Hi, I'm Raimundo, a mechanical engineer with experience in Diesel and Gas Engines. In a gas engine the operation is similar to the diesel and gasoline engines, which have an internal combustion process; in addition they can use as energy source several types of gas like Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), Vehicle Gas (NGV) or also Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) that these are burned internally in the cylinders of the engine, also they have the advantage of being able to use without disadvantages the gasoline or diesel fuels, added to the smaller economic cost by their long life and a good performance.

And against this are the Diesel engines, which live up to the name of the person who patented them. They are internal combustion thermal engines, with the high temperature they generate derived from the compression of air in the cylinders and glow plugs that progressively increase the temperature in the chamber until reaching the optimum point allows a cold start and take advantage of the heat produced.