Methane content gas, high

Production of High Methane-Content Gas by Steam Reforming of Light Distillates... 

When a high B.t.u. gas is not the desired final product, the process includes a further stage in which the high methane-content gas is further... 

At about the same time the British (ilas Council developed its adiabatic process in which naphtha or fighter hydrocarbons were converted into a high methane content gas with a calorific value of almost 700 Btu per cubic foot. This gas could then be converted into town gas with a calorific value of 500 Btu per cubic foot by continuous steam reforming in a lean gas plant and appropriate blending. Since then the CRG process has also been widely used throu out the world to produce methane rich gas fiom naphtha and LPG. 

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