If your car is running on LPG and you want to save even more money you can run on propane from cylinder propane tanks sold for domestic use (heating, food cooking). In this article I will explain how to transfer LPG from cylinder tank to car LPG tank.
LPG or liquid propane gas is a mixture of propane and butane. Different proportions are used in countries from as low as 40% propane 60% butane to as high as pure 100% propane.
Why propane is better fuel than butane?
Firstly, propane boiling point is much lower than butane. Propane boils at -43.6°F (-42°C) while butane boils at 30.2°F (-1°C). Why it matters? In cold weather you need steady supply of gas to your engine or else it will stall. If you have open loop system LPG could actually backfire breaking your intake manifold or air filter box. Running on butane your LPG reducer can freeze instantly and cut the supply of gas. Some northern countries change the LPG proportion in the winter to help drivers avoid such problems. Usually from 40% propane 60% butane it switches to 60% propane 40% butane.
If you consider transferring LPG from domestic cylinder tanks you must know that gas composition is probably worse than what you get at the gas station. Hovewer in theory you can drive on pure butane as long as it is in gas form. But keep in mind that at freezing temperatures you will probably have many problems. If the air outside is for example –20C it would again liquify butane in the intake manifold even if the reducer supply butane in gas form. Continue reading ‘LPG Transfer Pump DIY From Fuel Pump’
Checklist of eight simple and quick tips,
1st Take the time to write a good CV and a covering letter explaining why you are perfect for the job.
2nd Do not wait for summer job advertised – look it up yourself!Contact the job you want summer to work on.
3rd All must know that you are looking for summer jobs. Many jobs are filled through tips and recommendations.
Fourth read job ads.
5th Think about what companies get extra busy in the summer, and contact them.
6th Visit the Public Employment Service in your area for help and advice.
7th If you have a good idea may be worthwhile to start your own business.
8th Find the time! Many summer jobs are advertised early.
When you put together a job application, it is important to consider how you match the qualifications required in the job advertisement. Do not just write about your knowledge in general, but try to select those that make you just perfect for the job. Consider what the employer may be looking for?
When you put together a job application, it is important to consider how you match the qualifications required in the job advertisement.Do not just write about your knowledge in general, but try to select those that make you just perfect for the job. Consider what the employer may be looking for?
Your application should always include a cover letter resume. It is also possible to specify credentials.
CV
Does Curriculum Vitae and the same thing as a resume. Here, list your education, work experience, IT and language skills and other skills relevant under separate headings. Write the latest training / job first.It is important that your resume is clear and easy to grasp. It may therefore be a good use of bulleted lists. Write not only what jobs you have had, but also your work and results.
Personal letter
The personal letter, you can tilt your application so that it fits the job you are applying. You will not repeat what is in your CV, without lifting up your strengths and try to create interest in your person, so that anyone who reads your application is eager to meet you at an interview. It can also be a good idea to write a bit about the company so that you show that you are interested in their activities. As with the CV should be legible, clear and not so far that it becomes difficult for the reader to get through it (maximum one page).
References
It can be an advantage to give the references in your application so that the employer can get a picture of you from someone other than yourself. However, it is important to choose the reference person with care so that there really is someone who has a positive outlook on your skills and can convey it to the questioner.
Tip: Have one parent or buddy read the job advertisement and then your application and comment on it before putting it on the mailbox.
Some quick advice on what to consider before the job interview.
Ulla Thud and Asa Falkman at recruitment firm Hammersmith & Hanborg give some quick advice on what you should think about before a job interview.
- • Be clear, listen to the question and answer properly
- • Have a good handshake and adjust your clothing for the industry.
- • Work out a couple of phrases that you think you will have use for.
- • Be prepared to talk about what you should be able to achieve at the company and what you can contribute to the organization.
- • Do proper research, both about the company and whether those who are interviewing you.
- • Show commitment and curiosity and you are happy to have the conversation
- • If you have not got the job – be sure to get feedback after the interview. Is there something you can develop and hone for future interviews?
