How to calculate the standard oil coefficient for resolved gas
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It is known that in this gaseous mixture, hydrogen accounts for 59.64%, methane 20.52%, carbon dioxide 6.55%, oxygen 0.03%, nitrogen 0.83%, and carbon monoxide 10.99%. How can the standard oil coefficient of this gas be calculated? Please provide a detailed explanation
1 kg of standard oil is equivalent to 10,000 kcal; the calorific value of a mixed gas can be determined by weighting, and from this the oil equivalence factor can be calculated
The hydrogen content in your gas as determined by this analysis is quite high; therefore, the PSA yield won’t be very high