BiogasEngine
Bioengineer
- Oct 8, 2012
- 2
What is the best method for calculating the methane number of a gas? Clarke Energy's website suggests that methane, having a high knock resistance is given a value of 100. Hydrogen given a value of 0. Also there are gases with a knock-resistance higher than 100. Does anyone know which gases would have these characteristics? I have historically worked in the biogas combined heat and power sector where methane number is not typically an issue due to the high methane number of biogases.
Thanks in anticipation of your assistance.
Thanks in anticipation of your assistance.