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Which expert is familiar with the methane content in the breathing gases from gasoline tank tops?

2024-09-06View Original

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Which experts are familiar with the methane content in the breathing gases from gasoline tank tops? I am currently working on a report regarding carbon-neutral oil depots and need this data; I would appreciate any insights from you all
Reply #22024-09-07
The methane content in the vent gases from gasoline tanks is usually low, as gasoline is primarily composed of hydrocarbons, mainly alkanes, alkenes, and aromatics, rather than methane. The specific content needs to be determined through a gas analyzer based on actual conditions. For carbon neutrality reports, it is recommended to pay more attention to VOCs (volatile organic compounds) emissions. If accurate data is required, it is recommended to contact a professional testing agency for detailed measurements. .

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