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Investment and process for producing LNG from waste gas

2020-01-12View Original

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Experts, there is about 5-8% methane in our waste gas – is it feasible to use this directly for LNG extraction? What process should be employed, and what is the investment cost? Thank you!
Reply #22020-04-22
What is the composition of waste gas? Check the LNG market trends
Reply #32020-04-23
Feasibility of producing hydrogen and LNG from raw gas with a CH4 content of 5-8%, a CO content of 18%, a H content of 20%, and a CO2 content of 13%
Reply #42020-04-25
In terms of composition, it’s possible to do it. As for whether it is cost-effective, calculations are needed, as it is related to the costs of raw materials and the pricing of the products.
Reply #52020-05-05
Coke oven gas? Here, we use coke oven gas to produce hydrogen and LNG
Reply #62020-05-05
We are not coke oven gas; we are raw gas from semi-coke.

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