Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) originates from Russia, offering a reliable energy source for various industries. Comprising mainly methane, with elements like propane and butane, it boasts a specific energy of 1050 to 1150 Btu/SCF, making it an efficient choice for energy needs.

With a molecular weight of 16 and a critical temperature of -82°C, LPG exhibits exceptional versatility in different environments. Its density of saturated liquid at 424 kg/m³ ensures manageable storage and transport.

Notably, LPG's flame temperature reaches a scorching 1880°C, ensuring effective utilization across diverse applications. With URALTRANSNEFT CO. LTD. as the trading partner, businesses gain access to top-tier LPG, tailored to meet their energy requirements.

ELEMENT WET DRY

• Methane 84.6% 96.0%
  
• Ethane 6.4% 2.0%
  
• Propane 5.3% 0.6%
  
• Iso-Butane 1.2% 0.18%
  
• N-Butane 1.4% 0.12%
  
• Iso-Pentane 0.4% 0.14%-
  
• N-Pentane . 0.2% 0.06%
  
• Hexanes 0.4% 0.10%
  
• Heptanes 0.1% 0.80%
  
• Carbon Di-Oxide 0 ~ 5%
  
• Hydrogen Sulphide 4.8 mg/Nm3 max
  
• Total Sulphur 28.0 mg/Nm3 max
  
• Nitrogen 2 ~ 10%
  
• Argon 0 ~ 0.1%
  
• Specific Energy Min1050
  
• Btu/SCF Max 1150 Btu/SCF
  
• Min 9532 Kcal/Nm3 Max 10,440 Kcal/Nm3
  
• Calorific Value
  
• Min 36.4 MJ/m3 Max40.9 MJ/m3
  
• Chemical Symbol CH4
  
• Molecular Weight 16
  
• Normal Boiling Point -161 oCelsius
  
• Freezing Temperature -183 oCelsius
  
• Critical Temperature -82 oCelsius
  
• Critical Pressure 47 bar absolute
  
• Density of Saturated Liquid 424 kg/m3
  
• Relative Gas Density 0.56 kg/m3
  
• Latent Heat of Vaporization 512.4 KJ/kg
  
• Flame Temperature 1880 oCelsius
  
• Limiting Oxygen Index 11.5% by volume