Origin of combustible gases

With a vision of the FUTURE

With a vision of the FUTURE and a clear social commitment, today TASSY also focuses its priorities on environmental protection. Combustion of solid and liquid fuels (coal, fuel oil, etc.) releases large quantities of heavy metals, dust and other harmful substances in combustion processes.

Besides the undeniable ECOLOGICAL EFFECT, the use of natural gas in industry and households also provides a positive social effect:

Applicable in all areas of industry and everyday life;

Trend to maintain relatively low prices;

Stocks on an international scale are sufficient;

Allows for complete automation, which leads to significant savings and improves working conditions;

Allows users who use it to fully meet the environmental safety criteria;

Heating costs are precisely controlled and reported in real terms.

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Combined gases are subdivided into two groups: natural and artificial, and natural gases are divided into three groups:

• Gases extracted from pure gas fields;
• Gas mixtures of methane with petroleum and ethane, propane and butane fractions;
• Gases extracted from gas-condensate deposits.

In nature, pure gases, without impurities, almost do not meet. Impurities in natural gas are most often: hydrogen sulphide, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, water vapor.

Gases extracted from pure gas fields consist mainly of methane.

Natural gases have formed as a result of the decomposition of organic residues of plant and animal origin.

Natural gas, which is used in Bulgaria, is imported from Russia and is mainly extracted from the Tyumenko field in Russia. Since August 1992, the locality near the village of Aglen, Lovech district is included in the main gas pipeline. In 2004, is included the deposit at cape Galata, Varna district. Besides these, on the territory of Bulgaria there are small deposits of local importance - Balgarevo village, Devetaki village, Bardarski Geran village.

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Origin of combustible gases