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GasIQ — Professional Gas Intelligence
GasIQ turns one natural-gas basis into defensible engineering and commercial outputs: flow, gas quality, emissions, blending, reforming estimates and reports.
Input basis appears here. Fuel price and carbon price are entered on the relevant Result Builder cards.
Select a typical gas mixture or choose Custom/Current to keep your entered composition.
Illustrative presets only. Replace with site chromatograph data for commercial use.
Selected composition: Custom / Current. Modified: No
Blending mode
Build a new gas here, then Apply it — every Result Builder card, report and export then uses it. Start from your active gas and either mix in a second stream or screen hydrogen addition.
1 Choose what you want to do
2 Set the recipe
Above ~10–20 vol% H₂, burner retuning is typically required. Screening only — not a safety, code or flame-stability assessment.
“Final mol / vol % shares” mixes by composition fraction. “Proportional stream flows” mixes by flow rate.
Use the exact component keys supported by the engine. Formula labels are display-only.
| Component | Vol % | Formula |
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Hydrogen blending is for engineering/commercial screening only. It is not pipeline, burner, appliance, material, safety-code, NOx, flame-stability or regulatory approval.
Nm3 uses Normal. Sm3 uses Standard. scf, MSCFD and MMSCFD use US Standard. Actual m3 uses actual operating T/P/Z. Reference m3 uses the selected preset here.
Ideal gas displays Z = 1. Manual preserves entered Z. Advanced AGA8 / ISO 12213 / GERG modes are client-side engineering-screening Z calculations and are not custody-transfer certification.
What do you want to do with this natural gas? Add only the cards you need; each card shows its calculation assumptions.
Flow, gas quality and emissions stay visible first because they are the highest-trust public product promise.
Add a fuel price only when cost, budget or price-basis conversion is needed. FX and contract basis stay explicit.
Hydrogen blend screening and SMR steam demand are engineering estimates, not certification or design guarantees.
About the tool
GasIQ turns a single gas composition into the numbers people actually need: calorific value (HHV/GCV and LHV/NCV), Wobbe index, specific gravity and density, natural gas and hydrogen blending, CO2 and SO2 emissions, combustion air and flue gas, and gas-price conversion across energy and volume bases. Enter the gas once, then build only the results you need.
Gross and net calorific value, Wobbe index, relative density and molecular weight from your molar composition — on a consistent reference basis.
Blend two gases or screen hydrogen injection, and see how heating value, Wobbe and density shift against the base gas.
CO2 intensity per unit energy and SO2 from sulfur content, for carbon screening and reporting.
Convert gas price between currency, energy and volume units, estimate fuel cost flow and annual budget.
The Wobbe index is the gross calorific value of a gas divided by the square root of its specific gravity. It indicates how interchangeable two gases are at a burner: gases with a similar Wobbe index deliver roughly the same heat through the same orifice at the same pressure. It's a core gas-quality limit in most pipeline and appliance specifications.
Higher (gross) heating value — HHV or GCV — counts the energy recovered when the water vapour in the combustion products condenses. Lower (net) heating value — LHV or NCV — assumes that water leaves as vapour, so it is lower. GasIQ reports both and lets you pick the basis for every result, so commercial and combustion figures stay consistent.
Yes. The Gas Blend Builder lets you mix natural gas with another gas stream or with hydrogen, then the Blend Impact card shows how calorific value, Wobbe index, density and CO2 intensity change versus the base gas — useful for screening hydrogen-blending and decarbonisation scenarios.
CO2 is calculated from the carbon in the gas composition via combustion stoichiometry, then expressed per unit of delivered energy (for example kg CO2 per MMBtu or per MWh) so you can compare fuels and blends on a like-for-like basis.
No. GasIQ is an engineering and commercial screening tool. For custody-transfer or fiscal measurement, use a calibrated AGA-3 or ISO-5167 flow computer with certified gas analysis. GasIQ is built for fast decisions, comparisons and estimates — not certified billing.
Yes — GasIQ runs entirely in your browser and is free to use. Nothing you enter is uploaded; gas compositions, prices and reports stay on your device.
Review the method set, validated scope, limitations, regression checks, and loadable example workflows used to support commercial decision use.
Load a guided workflow with selected cards and assumptions. Examples are illustrative only; replace example compositions with site chromatograph data for commercial work.
Create a frozen calculation snapshot and open a print-ready report preview. Use the browser Save as PDF option from the preview.
Save, load, duplicate, delete, import, or export local gas calculation cases. Exported files can be shared as .gascase.json records.
Tell us how GasIQ is working for you — what's useful, what's missing, and anything we should fix.