Key Components of a CNG Bottling Plant: Natural Gas Source: The plant receives natural gas from a pipeline or gas field. This gas is typically treated to remove impurities and moisture before compression. Compressor Units: The natural gas is compressed to high pressures, usually between 200 to 250 bar, to reduce its volume for storage and transportation. Storage Cylinders: The compressed gas is stored in high-pressure cylinders or tanks, which are designed to withstand the high pressures required to keep the gas in its compressed state. Dispensing Units: These are used to fill CNG into cylinders for vehicles or bulk transport. The dispensing units are equipped with safety measures to ensure the secure transfer of gas. Safety Systems: The plant is equipped with safety valves, pressure regulators, and other safety devices to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation.