Twin Of Liquefied Natural Gas
Bio LNG Blending
Bio-LNG is widely being considered as a corollary to LNG, and with good reason. The process usual y involves Carbon dioxide emissions, can produce Bio-LNG in an environment-friendly manner. The process also involves upgrading the Bio Gas that is derived from Bio-methane, which is derived from greenery, human and animal waste, and also from landfill site gases, organic waste, etc., and processing it for usage as Bio-LNG.
The process of Bio-LNG blending eliminates contaminants such as Carbon dioxide, thereby producing Bio-methane, which is 96% Methane, and 4% Nitrogen. The entire process is complex, as the methane that is obtained from this process has to be extremely pure before it can be liquefied into Bio LNG.