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Conversion between oil and gas mg/m3 and PPM

2019-05-25View Original

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I would like to ask the experts here: what is the equivalent of 20 mg/m3 of oil and gas concentration in PPM? How is it calculated? What are the main components of oil and gas?
Reply #22019-05-25
First, determine the weight of oil and gas per cubic meter; using 20 mg/cubic meter as a value, the weight ratio can be calculated, and this ratio can then be converted into ppm. The composition of oil and gas generally needs to be analyzed using gas chromatography.

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