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prvn619
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Density of Refinet Fuel gas.

12/31/2011 2:33 AM

What is the density of refinery fuel gas used to light up the furnaces?
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Re: Density of Refinet Fuel gas.

12/31/2011 3:30 AM

To what type of "refinery fuel gas" do you refer?
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Re: Density of Refinet Fuel gas.

12/31/2011 6:38 AM

A casual Google search would give you a figure between 0.8 g/cm3 to 0.95 g/cm3 @60°F, but from your query it seems this is not the only question, can you elaborate.......
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12/31/2011 7:03 AM

Typically a blend of light density gases are used...

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Re: Density of Refinet Fuel gas.

01/01/2012 5:10 PM

Wouldn't that depend on the temperature and pressure, which haven't been stated?

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