cu.ft natural gas to mmbtu

sir,
we are starting to use natural gas in place of hydrogen for making hcl. i need to calculate natural gas . please help me for this conversion

regards

samantha

[Robert Fogt]

Natural gas has an energy density between 800 and 1200 Btu/cubic foot.

cubic foot * 1000 Btu/cubic foot = Btu
Btu / 1000000 = MMBtu

Replace the 1000 in the above with the energy density of the natural gas, or just use 1000 for the approximation.

I jus researched it online from like 8 different sources and found that 1 MMBTU= 1,000,000 BTU's

i would like to know 1 ton natural gas is equal how much MMBTU .

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i would like to know 1 ton natural gas is equal how much MMBTU .

It can vary according to source. However, DoE gives figures of 20267 BTU/lb LHV and 22453 BTU/lb HHV.

Using the Higher Heating Value (assumes water vapor condensed and heat of vaporization is used), and 2000 lb/ton, that's 44.9 MMBTU/ton.

I would like to know 1 MMBtu is equal to how many SCM and/or KG. These details are required for calculating the Gas Price.

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would like to know 1 MMBtu is equal to how many SCM and/or KG. These details are required for calculating the Gas Price.

Using the figure above and converting to metric tons (1000 kg), about 49.5 MMBTU/tonne.

But in large amount, you should really have a chemical analysis of the gas as heat content varies somewhat with gas from different sources.

Make it clean and simple please! My question is how many CCF of natural gas equals 1 MMBtu of natural gas. No one has answered the question directly.

Dear Sir,

i would like to know 1 kg natural gas is equal how much MMBTU.

Send me on
Navin Patel

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Navin Patel

Dear Sir,

i would like to know 1 kg natural gas is equal how much MMBTU.

Send me on
Navin Patel

about 49500 BTU/kg or 0.0495 MMBTU/kg.