Liquefied petroleum gas, in the form of propane and butane, can play a major role moving towards the 50% reduction in GHG emissions set by the International Maritime Organization for 2050. LNG was the ‘original gas fuel’ used in ships and is more widely known and readily accepted. But it...
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Non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHCs) such as ethane and propane are significant atmospheric pollutants and precursors of tropospheric ozone, while the Middle East is a global emission hotspot due to extensive oil and gas production. Here we compare in&
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Natural gas in Eni's strategy Thanks to its flexibility and accessibility, gas is a significant aid in the decarbonization process. Discover more Read more about the LNG breakthrough STORIES The LNG breakthrough: the benefits (episode 2)
Due to its good flammability, H2 can be employed as a combustion fuel in different types of burners, internal combustion engines, and turbines. The adiabatic flame temperature for H2 (2045 °C) in comparison with acetylene (2400 °C), propane (1980 °C) and methane (1957 °C) in air, ...
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The applied NCVs are as following; 7,400 kcal/L for gasoline, 8,450kcal/L for diesel, 8,200kcal/L for kerosene, 9,350kcal/L for residual fuel oil, 9,550kcal/Nm3 for LNG, 13,800kcal/Nm3 for LPG, and 11,050kcal/kg for liquid LPG(propane). For carbon emission factor for ...
propanepvisagddisplacementcompositionearly stagesolubilityviscosity reductionSteam injection has been widely applied in different forms to recover heavy-oil and bitumen for decades. Even though this method is a proven and effective technology, the steam generation process itself may lead to environmental ...
As a result, it is not glycerin but propane that is the by-product of hydrogenation. Another important difference between the two processes is the fact that hydrogenation removes all oxygen from the vegetable oils while esterification does not. It gives an advantage to the HVO production as it...