Olderwiser,
Can you have a go at converting 142mcf/d * 0.9 (90%methane) = #barrels of liquid methane/day?
I’m getting a very large number:
1 bbl liquid methane = 3512cf of methane gas.
#bbl methane/day = (142,000,000*0.9)/3512 = 36,389 bbls/day…. Clearly insanely wrong!
The 3512 factor I’m using is measured at 60oF and 14.696 lbf/in2.
I have no idea of the temperature and pressure present at 142mcf/d rate.
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