Liquified Petroleum Gas

Description

LPG is the light gaseous product which is yielded from the petroleum distillation or also yielded from the natural gas condensation in Processing Unit Plant. LPG used as fuel for the household and the industry. LPG is especially used by middle level society which its requirement progressively mount from year to year because it's environment friendly.

Application

In the industrial area, the LPG product used as substitution of Freon, Aerosol, Refrigerant/ Cooling Agent, cosmetic and also used as special product raw material.

Specification

According to its use, LPG is differentiated to :

1. LPG Mix
2. LPG Propane
3. LPG Butane

LPG Mix is the mixture of Propane and Butane with composition among 50 % and 50 % of volume and added by odorant (Mercaptant) and generally used for the fuel in household.

LPG Propane and LPG Butane are LPG which is containing Propane 95 % and Butane 97,5 % of volume each and added by odorant (Mercaptant), generally used for industry.

LP Mix specification

LP Propane specification

LP Butane specification

Min

Max

Methode

Spesilic Gravity at 60/60 °F

to be reported

ASIM D-1657

Vapour Pressure 100 °F, psig

-

70

ASTM D-1267

Weothering Test 36 °E,%vol

95

-

ASTM D-1837

Copper Corrosion. thr, 100 °F

-

ASTM No. 1

ASTM D 1838

Total Sulfur. gr/100 cuft

-

15

ASTM D-784

Water Content

No Free Water

Visual

Composition:

ASTM D-2163

• C4 % vol

97.5

• C5 % vol

2.5

• C6 & heavier % vol

Nil

Ethyl or Buihyl. ml/1000 AG

50

Mercaptan Added