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The future evolution of global natural gas trade. [PDF]

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Yarlagadda B, Iyer G, Binsted M, Patel P, Wise M, McLeod J.   +5 more
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Autosomal recessive Bethlem myopathy: a 30-year journey. [PDF]

J Neurol
Gallone A, Riolo G, Ruggieri A, Iannibelli E, Salerno F, Nicolini De Gaetano L, Carnazzi A, Maggi L, Gibertini S.   +8 more
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Double dosing ulipristal acetate emergency contraception for individuals with obesity: a randomised crossover trial. [PDF]

BMJ Sex Reprod Health
Edelman A, Hennebold JD, Bond K, Lim JY, Cherala G, Blue SW, Kraft SP, Erikson DW, Archer D, Jensen J.   +9 more
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Prediction model and its application of helium extraction OPEX based on response surface methodology. [PDF]

Heliyon
Wu Y, Liu S, Wang Q, Chen R, He Y, Fu L, Li W, Yang R.   +7 more
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Idiosyncrasies of LNG Marine Terminals

Ports 2007, 2007
LNG marine terminals generally contain a jetty, a material offload facility and berthing provisions for tugs. This paper reviews some of the key characteristics of these facilities and in particular concentrates on areas where they differ from other bulk loading terminals. The topics addressed include a) material offload facility (MOF) requirements, b)
Dominic D. Legoe, John A. Imrie
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LNG Terminal Design for California

Journal of the Technical Councils of ASCE, 1981
An LNG receiving terminal is under design for the coast of California. This is the first terminal to be designed under recently established California LNG safety standards. These standards are reviewed as they relate to earthquake engineering, and they are compared with other existing criteria.
Thomas L. Anderson, Robert E. Bachman
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A risk analysis of an LNG terminal

Omega, 1979
The problem of evaluating the public risk associated with construction and operation of the proposed La Salle Terminal facility to import LNG and distribute to consumers is studied in detail. As spillage and ignition of LNG may cause severe public fatalities, it becomes necessary to determine the feasibility of such a project.
Ralph L Keeney, Ram B Kulkarni, Keshavan Nair   +2 more
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Integrated risk assessment for LNG terminals

Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2014
Abstract This paper presents an integrated risk assessment framework for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals. The basic steps for risk assessment are the following: a) hazard identification, b) accident sequence modeling, where logic models such as Event Trees and Fault Trees are developed c) data acquisition and parameter estimation, used to ...
O.N. Aneziris, I.A. Papazoglou, M. Konstantinidou, Z. Nivolianitou   +3 more
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California meets the LNG terminal

Coastal Zone Management Journal, 1980
The proposal by California's gas utilities to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the coast has generated five years of controversy, stalemates among agencies, and new state legislation, with no final decision yet in sight. Different perceptions of the public safety risks from LNG have played a major role in this controversy.
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Design of LNG Receiving Terminals

1995
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has become increasingly important as a source of energy in recent years. In the United States, LNG has been used for “peak-shaving” purposes; i.e., natural gas from domestic sources is liquefied during “off-peak” demand periods, and then vaporized when peak demand for gas exists.
D. B. Crawford, C. A. Durr
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