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Gas Main Pressure. The natural gas pressure of the gas line leading to the home ranges from approximately 1/4 psi to 60 psi, depending on the number of homes or businesses served by the line. This compares to pressures of up to 1,500 psi for large-volume pipelines used to move the gas from the well fields to the local utilities.
The engine drives a compressor (sometimes just called a pump) that sucks this refrigerant gas in the pipe from the evaporator (that's the heat-exchanger next to the heater under the dashboard) and compresses it to quite a high pressure. This pressure can vary a lot but typically in summer would be around 250 psi. Gas compressed this much heats up considerably. This hot, high-pressure gas leaving the compressor is piped to the front of the car where it is connected to a radiator capable of containing these high pressures.