ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

LPG launch marks step towards multi-gas engine

An engine capable of burning most low-flashpoint fuels available today could be ready by 2020 if MAN Energy Solutions can successfully lower injection pressures for LPG.

Close-up of cylinder cover, gas block and gas injection valve on the research engine equipped for LPG operation (credit: MAN Energy Solutions)

An engine capable of burning most low-flashpoint fuels available today could be ready by 2020 if MAN Energy Solutions can successfully lower injection pressures for LPG.

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