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Are there any requirements for the oxygen content in pipeline natural gas?

2018-09-10View Original

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As the title suggests~ I know that according to the CNG standards (GB 18047), the oxygen content must be less than 0.5%, but for pipeline natural gas (GB17820), there are no requirements regarding oxygen content. So, if I feed biogas into the pipeline network, does that mean the oxygen content can exceed the limit?
Reply #22018-09-10
By how much is the oxygen content too high? Are there any content values?
Reply #32019-02-28
The \"Requirements for the Quality of Gases Entering Long-Distance Natural Gas Pipelines\" specify the requirements regarding oxygen content, but the standard has not yet been issued

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