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I would like to ask everyone how a 20% methane content in the air is achieved

2020-01-18View Original

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The explosive limit of methane in air is 5-15%, while in oxygen it is around 8-55%. Currently, I have oxygen, nitrogen, and methane available; these three gases need to be filled into gas cylinders with a methane concentration of 20% and a pressure of 10 Mpa. The calculations show: 20% methane, 109.1 grams; 16.8% oxygen, 182.8 grams; 63.2% nitrogen, 602 grams. How can one avoid the risk of explosion?

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