The issue of the yield ratio of natural gas refining products
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Gentlemen, I recently heard from our experienced technicians at the factory that 10,000 cubic meters of natural gas can be used to produce 1 ton of product (light oil and liquefied gas). I’m not sure if such an assertion is reliable, and what the basis for it is What should the normal output ratio be? Some knowledgeable expert, please give me some advice! Thank you!
There are data on the synthesis of oil using syngas; as a reference, 10,000 cubic meters of standard cubic gas can be used to produce 0.6 tons of 0# diesel and 0.9 tons of high-purity paraffin.