Analysis compares liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gas for residential gas supply, suggesting different economic and operational implications.
An analysis of the use of two types of liquefied gas (liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natu-ral gas) is given, as well as an approximate economic calculation for gas supply systems based on each type of fuel, using the example of gasification of a residential building (sanatorium). The factors influencing the choice of an autonomous system for using liquefied gas instead of the traditional method of pipeline gas supply networks are given. The advantages and disadvantages of this choice are listed. A brief description of the types of gas fuels is given: liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gas. The aspects influencing the choice of the gas supply method are considered: transporta-tion and storage conditions, their costs, and methods of regasification. The prospects of gasification of individual facilities by gas supply systems based on liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gas are outlined. The economic effect of using two types of liquefied gas as an energy source has been determined.
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