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Regarding the gasification volume of liquefied petroleum gas

2017-03-23View Original

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The vaporization of liquid nitrogen generally involves 800 cubic meters of nitrogen gas per ton of liquid nitrogen vaporized. So, how many standard cubic meters of butane gas are produced by vaporizing one ton of liquid butane?
Reply #22017-04-05
High school physics is sufficient for this. The molecular weight of butane is 58; 1 mole occupies 22.4 liters. Therefore, 1 gram of butane gas occupies 0.386 liters under standard conditions, and 1 ton of butane gas occupies 386 cubic meters

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