The Truth Behind the NGV Car Explosion in Malaysia

24 Jul

Posted by admin as My NGV Project

Nothing new, just wanted to remind/tell people the Truth Behind the NGV Car Explosion happened last year.

From the picture above, we can see that the tank is still intact and not much affected by the explosion.

Back of the merc badly destroyed.

The Star - December 2007.

The explosion is caused by the driver carrying Explosive Chemical (Acetylene) …container at rear compartment. Due to the Hot weather and enclosed environment plus the heat increase during the refiling of CNG gas at the station, the chemical overheated and explode!.

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For more information, please see the following excellent video explanation by NGV Community. The video will clear the misunderstanding where the explosion is nothing to do with the NGV. It is safe to use. Please help forward this info to all your friends!

Images credit to Putat76 from Carigold forum

5 Responses

negaraku.net

July 24th, 2008 at 6:50 am
1

NGV Car Exploded at Kuala Lumpur…

The truth on NGV Car exploded at Kuala Lumpur. This will clear the misunderstanding where the explosion is nothing to do with the NGV. It is safe to use…
sABARIAH

July 27th, 2008 at 10:52 pm
2

I have just installed NGV SEMI FIBRE cyclinder to my Naza Ria. Is it true that SEMI FIBRE cyclinder is very much likely to EXPLODE compared to the normal STEEL cyclinder?? I am worried now.
admin

July 28th, 2008 at 12:23 am
3

Dear Sabariah,

First of all, congratulation on your choice to use NGV as the alternative to fuel.

Based on my finding on the net, Semi fibre cylinder has been used worldwide since 1980. It also worth to note that both, metal and semi fibre are gone through a same high level safety testing and both were passed accordingly.

You can refer to video above for the test run.

So, back a to basic requirement, is your installer is certified by JPJ and installation checked and tested by puspakom? If the answer for above are yes, then you no need to worry. Enjoy your savings on NGV.
douglas kong

September 15th, 2008 at 9:02 pm
4

after all is said, what is covered when and IF accident is caused by the NGV installation? is it covered by insurance? or a lot of shuffling footballing around? bcuz this is new here and we are still learning from other countries…
Irina

November 5th, 2008 at 11:24 pm
5

Spasibo za vash trud!!