Natural gas is contaminated with oil
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My installation uses gas supplied by CNPC. In autumn, it was observed that the natural gas contained oil; analysis showed that 80% of it was gasoline. Although we have taken many measures, a small amount of it still seems to make its way into the system ! Let’s discuss the impact of oil on the process gas system (my plant uses natural gas steam reforming) This post was last edited by It is hard to be a gentleman on 2009-3-6 13:13]
It’s not that it’s used as a process gas for any specific purpose
Natural gas contains oil; when various hydrocarbons enter the conversion process, carbon deposition is likely to occur, as catalysts used for natural gas conversion are employed in this process.
In that case, it is necessary to ensure an appropriate import temperature and a high water-to-carbon ratio – what level is suitable? This post was last edited by It is hard to be a gentleman on 2009-3-8 10:56.]