Common use of Gas composition Clause in Contracts

Gas composition. Methanol and/or glycol shall not be deliberately added to the natural gas. Cylinder should be designed to tolerate being filled with natural gas meeting either of the following three conditions: (a) SAE J1616 (b) Dry gas Water vapour would normally be limited to less than 32 mg/m3. a pressure dewpoint of -9 °C at 20 MPa. There would be no constituent limits for dry gas, except for: Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Hydrogen shall be limited to 2 per cent by volume when cylinders are manufactured from a steel with an ultimate tensile strength exceeding 950 MPa; (c) Wet gas Gas that contains a water content higher than b) normally meets the following constituent limits; Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Carbon dioxide: 4 per cent by volume Hydrogen: 0.1 per cent by volume Under wet gas conditions, a minimum of 1 mg of compressor oil per kg of gas is necessary to protect metallic cylinders and liners.

Gas composition. Methanol and/or glycol shall not be deliberately added to the natural gas. Cylinder should be designed to tolerate being filled with natural gas meeting either of the following three conditions: (a) SAE J1616 (b) Dry gas Water vapour would normally be limited to less than 32 mg/m3. a pressure dewpoint of -9 °C C at 20 MPa. There would be no constituent limits for dry gas, except for: Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Hydrogen shall be limited to 2 per cent by volume when cylinders are manufactured from a steel with an ultimate tensile strength exceeding 950 MPa; (c) Wet gas Gas that contains a water content higher than b) normally meets the following constituent limits; Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Carbon dioxide: 4 per cent by volume Hydrogen: 0.1 per cent by volume Under wet gas conditions, a minimum of 1 mg of compressor oil per kg of gas is necessary to protect metallic cylinders and liners.

Gas composition. Methanol and/or glycol shall not be deliberately added to the natural gas. Cylinder should be designed to tolerate being filled with natural gas meeting either of the following three conditions: (a) SAE J1616 (b) Dry gas Water vapour would normally be limited to less than 32 mg/m3. a pressure dewpoint dew point of -9 °C C at 20 MPa. There would be no constituent limits for dry gas, except for: Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Hydrogen shall be limited to 2 per cent by volume when cylinders are manufactured from a steel with an ultimate tensile strength exceeding 950 MPa; (c) Wet gas Gas that contains a water content higher than b) normally meets the following constituent limits; Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: Oxygen: Carbon dioxide: Hydrogen: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Carbon dioxide: 4 per cent by volume Hydrogen: 0.1 per cent by volume Under wet gas conditions, a minimum of 1 mg of compressor oil per kg of gas is necessary to protect metallic cylinders and liners.

Gas composition. Methanol and/or glycol shall not be deliberately added to the natural gas. Cylinder should be designed to tolerate being filled with natural gas meeting either of the following three conditions: (a) SAE J1616 (b) Dry gas Water vapour would normally be limited to less than 32 mg/m3. a pressure dewpoint of -9 °C EC at 20 MPa. There would be no constituent limits for dry gas, except for: Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Hydrogen shall be limited to 2 per cent by volume when cylinders are manufactured from a steel with an ultimate tensile strength exceeding 950 MPa; (c) Wet gas Gas that contains a water content higher than b) normally meets the following constituent limits; Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Carbon dioxide: 4 per cent by volume volume Hydrogen: 0.1 per cent by volume Under wet gas conditions, a minimum of 1 mg of compressor oil per kg of gas is necessary to protect metallic cylinders and liners.

Gas composition. Methanol and/or glycol shall not be deliberately added to the natural gas. Cylinder should be designed to tolerate being filled with natural gas meeting either of the following three conditions: (a) SAE J1616 (b) Dry gas Water vapour would normally be limited to less than 32 mg/m3. a pressure dewpoint dewpointdew point of -9 °C C at 20 MPa. There would be no constituent limits for dry gas, except for: Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Hydrogen shall be limited to 2 per cent by volume when cylinders are manufactured from a steel with an ultimate tensile strength exceeding 950 MPa; (c) Wet gas Gas that contains a water content higher than b) normally meets the following constituent limits; Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent by volume Carbon dioxide: 4 per cent by volume Hydrogen: 0.1 per cent by volume Under wet gas conditions, a minimum of 1 mg of compressor oil per kg of gas is necessary to protect metallic cylinders and liners.

Gas composition. Methanol and/or glycol shall not be deliberately added to the natural gas. Cylinder should be designed to tolerate being filled with natural gas meeting either of the following three conditions: (a) SAE J1616 (b) Dry gas Water vapour would normally be limited to less than 32 mg/m3. a pressure dewpoint dew point of -9 °C C at 20 MPa. There would be no constituent limits for dry gas, except for: Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent percent by volume Hydrogen shall be limited to 2 per cent percent by volume when cylinders are manufactured from a steel with an ultimate tensile strength exceeding 950 MPa; (c) Wet gas Gas that contains a water content higher than b) normally meets the following constituent limits; Hydrogen sulfide and other soluble sulfides: 23 mg/m3 Oxygen: 1 per cent percent by volume Carbon dioxide: 4 per cent percent by volume volume Hydrogen: 0.1 per cent percent by volume Under wet gas conditions, a minimum of 1 mg of compressor oil per kg of gas is necessary to protect metallic cylinders and liners.