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Regarding whether odorants are added to LNG

2019-04-23View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: is an odorizer added to LNG when it leaves the factory?
Reply #22019-04-23
By looking at the freezing point of **thiophene, it’s clear that it is generally used only for odorization in the gas phase**~~
Reply #32019-04-23
I checked on this; there shouldn’t be any odorizing agents. But my colleague said that LNG has an odor when it leaks, so what’s the reason for that?
Reply #42019-04-23
It might be because of odor-containing organic molecules~~such as those of the C5 and C6 types~
Reply #52019-04-23
There is no odor added; it might be the smell of heavy hydrocarbons
Reply #62019-04-24
Previously, I encountered a tanker truck with a foul odor. Later analysis suggested that it was caused by gas from the pipeline flowing back into the tanker during unloading
Reply #72019-04-25
I don’t think such a situation exists here as you mentioned, but thanks anyway
Reply #82019-04-26
No added. It has a slight smell – there’s a mistake

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