Analysis of Chinese Natural Gas Interchangeability Predicted by Weaver Indices

Zhi Guang Chen; Chao Kui Qin; Yang Jun Zhan; Ju Qiu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.724-725.1017

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Analysis of Chinese Natural Gas Interchangeability Predicted by Weaver Indices

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Many cities in China are being supplied with natural gases from different sources including PNGs (Pipeline Natural Gas) and LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas), critical attention should be paid to natural gas interchangeability problems. In this paper, the applicability of Weaver Indices for Chinese natural gas interchangeability prediction has been discussed. Experiment with 17 sets of domestic gas appliances and 11 natural gases about 187 test conditions has been done to analyze the interchangeability. It can conclude from experiment results that some sources of natural gas cannot be interchangeable, and Weaver Indices isnt totally suitable to predict lifting and incomplete combustion performance for Chinese natural gas interchangeability. It suggests the limits of Incomplete Combustion J_I should be changed into J_I0.04 and Lifting J_L to J_L0.95.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 724-725)

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Zhi Guang Chen, Chao Kui Qin, Yang Jun Zhan, Ju Qiu

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Incomplete Combustion, Interchangeability, Lifting, LNG, Natural Gas, Weaver Indices

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