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Main components of the medium

2011-10-21View Original

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Dear experts: What medium is used for gas solid removal? Is it highly hazardous? What about gas liquid removal?
Reply #22011-10-21
Natural gas is also known as field gas, petroleum gas, or associated gas with oil. When extracting oil, only the gas is referred to as natural gas ; Oil and petroleum gas; this petroleum gas is known as field gas or associated gas. The chemical composition and physical and chemical properties of natural gas vary from place to place; its main component is methane, with small amounts of ethane, butane, pentane, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, etc., also present. In the absence of hydrogen sulfide, it is a colorless, odorless, flammable, and explosive gas with a density generally ranging from 0.6 to 0.8 g/cm3, making it lighter than air. Gas with a methane content of over 90% is usually referred to as dry gas, while gas with a methane content of less than 90% is called wet gas. Natural gas should be flammable and explosive, highly hazardous, right?
Reply #32011-10-21
It’s not considered highly hazardous, right? ? ? It can only be considered flammable and explosive! !

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