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HANS-MARTIN ST€ oNNER, Lurgi, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Types of Gases; General Overview of Production Methods and CharacteristicsGases for industrial or heating uses can be classified in various ways. The most appropriate classification appears by calorific (heating) value ranges, in kJ/m 3 (STP):Water and producer gas 4600 -12 500 Synthesis and reduction gas ca. 12 500 Town gas and medium-Btu gas 16 700 -20 000 Biogas and landfill gas 18 000 -29 000 High-Btu gas and substitute natural gas (SNG)
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The article contains sections titled: 1. Introduction 2. Aqueous Condensates 2.1. Mechanical Treatment 2.2. Extraction and Adsorption of Organic Substances 2.3. Removal and Recovery of Ammonia and Sulfur 2.4. Biological and Final Treatment 2.5. Removal of Heavy Metals 2.6. Example of an Industrial Application 3. Hydrocarbon Condensates 3.1. Distillation 3.2. Hydrorefining 4. Gaseous Byproducts
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