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Development of Pulsed Eddy Current Nondestructive Testing: A Review. [PDF]
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Predicting household cooking fuel choice in sub-Saharan Africa using supervised machine learning analysis of DHS data from 28 countries. [PDF]
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2014
In the late 1920s, transportation of liquefied gases in bulk started. In the very beginning, it was transportation of propane and butane in fully pressurised tanks. When the steel quality became better and the knowledge about propane and butane was better, they started to carry those liquefied gases under temperature control.
G. G. Nasr, N. E. Connor
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In the late 1920s, transportation of liquefied gases in bulk started. In the very beginning, it was transportation of propane and butane in fully pressurised tanks. When the steel quality became better and the knowledge about propane and butane was better, they started to carry those liquefied gases under temperature control.
G. G. Nasr, N. E. Connor
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Measurement of Inductance of Liquefied Natural Gas
2018 22nd Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT), 2018The peculiarities of application of various means of measuring gas mass are being considered. We study the dependence of the inductance of a gas cylinder from the quantity of liquefied gas in the tank and the ambient temperature. The results of experiments are presented.
Viktor V. Makarov +4 more
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1978
‘My proposition is that pricing will determine whether this country gets into LNG imports in a big way.’
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‘My proposition is that pricing will determine whether this country gets into LNG imports in a big way.’
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2019
A review with 53 references covers the three most important areas of LNG technology (liquefaction, storage, and transportation); advantages of the 650-fold reduction in volume upon liquefaction; and the outlook for international shipments of LNG from Africa and the Middle East to Japan, Europe, and U.S.
Arthur J. Kidnay +2 more
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A review with 53 references covers the three most important areas of LNG technology (liquefaction, storage, and transportation); advantages of the 650-fold reduction in volume upon liquefaction; and the outlook for international shipments of LNG from Africa and the Middle East to Japan, Europe, and U.S.
Arthur J. Kidnay +2 more
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Cryogenics, 1980
Abstract Laboratory methods for producing water (or methanol)-LNG gels are described. The resulting gel is shown to be material wherein the water (or methanol) gelant interacts with methane to form a clathrate. Yield stress measurements of gels are reviewed, and a very tentative correlation suggested between static stress and both water gelant ...
R.C. Reid, L.S. Wilkens, P.S. Virk
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Abstract Laboratory methods for producing water (or methanol)-LNG gels are described. The resulting gel is shown to be material wherein the water (or methanol) gelant interacts with methane to form a clathrate. Yield stress measurements of gels are reviewed, and a very tentative correlation suggested between static stress and both water gelant ...
R.C. Reid, L.S. Wilkens, P.S. Virk
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1980
Many references have been made in previous chapters to liquefied natural gas, or LNG as it is usually abbreviated. LNG is a relatively new development for the natural gas industry and has a high potential for substantial growth over the next two to three decades at least. The LNG business can be divided into two main categories.
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Many references have been made in previous chapters to liquefied natural gas, or LNG as it is usually abbreviated. LNG is a relatively new development for the natural gas industry and has a high potential for substantial growth over the next two to three decades at least. The LNG business can be divided into two main categories.
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Liquefied Natural Gas Carriers
2016Global energy demand is rising as the world’s population is growing. Various forecasts predict that by 2050, there could be 2.5 billion more humans than today, who would use twice the energy consumed today. Energy companies are examining all possible sources of energy as part of their widening portfolio.
Krish P. Thiagarajan, Robert Seah
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The Importation of Liquefied Natural Gas
Scientific American, 1977About 30 percent of U.S. energy supplies comes from natural gas, and incentives for maintaining that proportion are strong, even in the face of rising energy demands and decreasing gas production. One way to supplement the dwindling supplies is to utilize natural gas from overseas, where there is not much market for it.
Elisabeth Drake, Robert C. Reid
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