What is the oxygen content in dry gas that poses a risk?

2016-06-22View Original

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What is the oxygen content in dry gas that poses a risk?

Reply #22016-06-26

Dry gas in a normal system is free of oxygen; its main components are hydrogen, methane, ethane, ethylene, etc

Reply #32016-07-05

With more production units, it’s inevitable that some of them may be operated incorrectly; the amount of dry gas can sometimes reach around 4

Reply #42016-07-05

The nitrogen content in the dry gas produced by coaxial catalytic cracking is relatively high, at around 16%; theoretically, it shouldn’t be that high either.

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