Target properties: Holland II L gas

For the production of compliant, high calorific L gas, conditioning by the addition of air and LPG is described in the following section.

Please note the following when interpreting the diagrams below: The field of admixtures includes a range of 0 — 20 Vol -% for presentational purposes. In practice, for technical and economic reasons, it is desirable to make the least possible admixtures with a "target" Wobbe Index of 12.4 kWh / m3 for example (setting of the gas appliances). In this context it should be noted that according to G 486 appendix B, the mole fractions of propane are not to exceed 3.5 mol% (6 mol% at p <100 bar) and butane max.1.5 mol% in natural gas, in order make a conversion of standard and operating conditions using the AGA8-DC92 equation of state.

The "field" of the possible mixtures is bounded by the Wobbe Index of 13 kWh / m3, the given calorific value limits, the max. oxygen volume fraction of 3%, and the maximum propane/butane or air admixture. For each value of air addition, there is always a value for the propane / butane addition.

The following figures apply only to the four initial properties of the biogas used.

Figures 9 and 10 show the calorific values and the Wobbe index for an air and LPG admixture of 0 to 20 vol -% to a biogas with an initial methane content of 94 vol -% and 96 vol -%.

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Figures 11 and 12 show the calorific values and the Wobbe index for an air and LPG admixture of 0 to 20 vol -% with an initial methane content of 98 vol -% and 99,5 vol -%.

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Fig. 12. Possible highly calorific L gas mixtures by admixing air and LPG to an initial concentration of 99,5 Vol. -% methane

The red area represents the required calorific value range from 9.97 to 10.4 kWh / m3. The green dots show the possible, compliant mixtures that lie within all the conditions to be fulfilled.