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Noncatalytic partial oxidation of sour natural gas versus catalytic steam reforming of sweet natural gas. H.K. Abdel-Aal and M.A. Shalabi. Ind. Engng. Chem. Res., May 1996, 35(5), 1785--1787.
An alternative method using partial oxidation for the production of syngas from natural gas without prior sweetening of the natural gas is proposed. Basic reactions and thermodynamic data are given and proposed schemes outlined. 6 refs.
Abstract details
Journal title: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
Keywords: catalytic reforming - Catalytic cracking - Chemical and physical properties
Subjects: Natural and physical sciences, Steam, Gas works (and other conversion to gases), Refining, Chemical and petrochemical, Natural gas, Oil and gas
