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Controlled supply of odorant to natural gas

Controlled supply of odorant to natural gas

Bronkhurst USA
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Application requirements ? Commercial natural gas Y ou might think that natural gas has a typical pungent smell by itself. But nothing could be further from the truth, as natural gas is virtually odourless. The typical smell originates from THT, which is a compound that has been added artificially to commercial natural gas. Its aim is to act as a ‘warning agent’ in case of a leakage of this highly flammable gas during transport or use. TH

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