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Optimization and comparative analysis of LNG regasification processes

Energy, 2015
Abstract LNG (liquefied natural gas) receiving terminals are responsible for assuring that regasified LNG meets pipeline specifications and accordingly, certain compositional modifications of the received LNG are anticipated by the industry. Meeting pipeline specifications of lower heating value range of natural gas through extraction of heavy ...
M.F.M. Fahmy, H.I. Nabih, T.A. El-Rasoul
exaly   +2 more sources

Floating Regasification Terminals - Selection And Marinisation Of Regasification Equipment For Offshore Use

Offshore Technology Conference, 2011
Abstract This paper presents an overview of existing regasification technologies, discusses key marinisation issues and their adaptability and design for offshore use as well as consideration of the environmental impact.
Holger Kelle, Yee-jun Wong, Jorg Schlatt
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Assessment of LNG Regasification Systems With Cogeneration

Volume 2: Coal, Biomass and Alternative Fuels; Combustion and Fuels; Oil and Gas Applications; Cycle Innovations, 2000
Natural gas is usually transferred to consumers through pipelines, which may cover distances of thousands of kilometers. In some cases, however, when the path of the pipelines crosses seas or countries where the politic situation does not ensure a continuous and reliable flow, other means of transportation are preferred. In these cases, the natural gas
DESIDERI, UMBERTO, Belli C.
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Modification of LNG Carriers for Regasification

Offshore Technology Conference, 2003
Introduction This paper addresses the issues surrounding the modification of existing Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) carriers to act as floating storage and provide regasification facilities. In the context of studies undertaken, 'existing' may refer to an LNG vessel of any age ranging from one in excess of 20 years ...
W.S. Wayne, K.G. Powell
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Hazard identification for innovative LNG regasification technologies

Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 2015
Abstract Emerging risks may arise from process intensification and new scenarios due to the innovative technologies and higher potentialities of new LNG regasification facilities. In the conventional hazard identification process it is difficult to include new scenarios related to innovative technologies or facilities, for which limited or no ...
Nicola Paltrinieri, Alessandro Tugnoli, Valerio Cozzani   +2 more
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Regasification of Low-Boiling Hydrocarbon Fuels

Russian Aeronautics, 2019
Methods of transformation of liquefied hydrocarbon fuels on the basis of methane and hydrogen in a gaseous state are considered. The hydrogen and methane regasification condition parameters are numerically studied that allows defining the production characteristics of regasification plant.
V. G. Tonkonog, S. N. Arslanova, A. L. Tukmakov, N. A. Tukmakova   +3 more
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Recovery of cryogenic energy in lng regasification

2011
Scope of this work is to present methods of processing LNG in a plant where its cryogenic content is recovered, mainly to generate power and/or to improve power generation. The energy market will continue to be pushed by a continuously increasing demand. According to a forecast published by U.S. EIA (International Energy Outlook 2010 – Highlights, U.S.
PELLEGRINI, LAURA ANNAMARIA, G. Soave, GAMBA, SIMONE, MOIOLI, STEFANIA   +3 more
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Buoyant Leg Storage and Regasification Platforms

2020
Summary Environmental loads encountered by offshore compliant structures are more severe in deep water in addition to the complexities that arise during their installation. Because existing platforms show serious limitations in terms of storage space, geometric forms of offshore compliant platforms require special attention.
Srinivasan Chandrasekaran, R. Nagavinothini   +1 more
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The Development of the First Energy Bridge Regasification Vessel

Offshore Technology Conference, 2006
Abstract As an alternative to the expansion of onshore LNG import terminals Exmar has in cooperation with Excelerate Energy, DSME and APL developed the ‘Energy Bridge Regasification Vessel’ (EBRV), an innovative concept and design allowing an LNG vessel to regasify the LNG on board and discharge the high pressure ...
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MODULAR LNG REGASIFICATION TERMINAL

2016
In recent years, Russia has been actively working on the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) not only as fuel in industry and municipal services, but also in transportation industry. The main component of established for this purpose complexes is a high-capacity natural gas liquefaction plant located near the main gas pipeline. From this plant, LNG must
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