LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)

Product Description

Liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) are produced from associated petroleum gas. These are pure gases or special mixtures that can be used to heat buildings, to produce petrochemicals and as a motor fuel. Liquefied gases are made from natural gas liquids (NGL), which are in turn recovered from associated petroleum gas (APG).

The technical propane-butane mixture). TPBM is the most common type of liquefied gases. This is a particular form, in which the product is supplied to people, industrial plants, and for export. Thus, *2 per cent  total LPG export by our Natural gas producers fell on the propane-butane mixture, one-third of supplies fell on butane, and about *4 per cent on propane.

Finally, liquefied petroleum gases are a feedstock for the petrochemical industry. the polyethylene bags, disposable dishware, food packing and wrapping materials we use in everyday life are produced from liquefied gases.