Chemolene

[Vicegrip]

In looking at the MSDS sheets in the links I am suprised to see that the % of the gasses other than propane vary so much. Are they there to tune the propane or just hard to filter out?

[aametalmaster]

In looking at the MSDS sheets in the links I am suprised to see that the % of the gasses other than propane vary so much. Are they there to tune the propane or just hard to filter out?

I work in the propane unit and have been the control room guy making the stuff. There is so many variables that enter in making any gas. Like sweet crude, sour crude, crude mixes because you just don't run one tank of supplied crude anymore its all mixed from 4,5,6,7 tanks of raw crude from all over the world. So every hour the process is changing and you have to make adjustments. We have target sheets that we have to meet 6 or 8 times a day and they may vary a little...Bob

[Vicegrip]

I work in the propane unit and have been the control room guy making the stuff. There is so many variables that enter in making any gas. Like sweet crude, sour crude, crude mixes because you just don't run one tank of supplied crude anymore its all mixed from 4,5,6,7 tanks of raw crude from all over the world. So every hour the process is changing and you have to make adjustments. We have target sheets that we have to meet 6 or 8 times a day and they may vary a little...Bob

will propane weld the same as name brand Cemoline? the "other gasses" seem to each range in the 2% to .5% range. Sounds almost like byproducts or manufacture or min levels that can be filtered at reasonable cost kins of stuff.