Fuel Gases - Heating Values

Heating values of more or less common fuel gases as acetylene, blast furnace gas, ethane, biogas and many more

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The heating values of some common fuel gases can be found in the table below:

Gas Gross Heating Value Net Heating Value
(Btu/ft3) (Btu/lb) (Btu/ft3) (Btu/lb)
Acetylene (ethyne) - C2H2 1,498 21,569 1,447 20,837
Blast Furnace gas 92 1,178 92 1,178
Butane - C4H10 3,225 21,640 2,977 19,976
Butylene (Butene) 3,077 20,780 2,876 19,420
Carbon monoxide - CO 323 4,368 323 4,368
Carburetted Water Gas 550 11,440 508 10,566
Coal gas 149      
Coke Oven Gas 574 17,048 514 15,266
Digester Gas (Sewage or Biogas) 690 11,316 621 10,184
Ethane - C2H6 1,783 22,198 1,630 20,295
Hydrogen (H2) 325 61,084 275 51,628
Landfill Gas 476      
Methane - CH4 1,011 23,811 910 21,433
Natural Gas (typical) 950
-
1,150
19,500
-
22,500
850
-
1,050
17,500
-
22,000
Propane - C3H8 2,572 21,500 2,365 19,770
Propene (Propylene) - C3H6 2,332 20,990 2,181 19,630
Sasol 500 14,550 443 13,016
Water Gas (bituminous) 261 4,881 239 4,469

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