Fremgangsmåte og innretning for flytendegjöring av naturgass
The compressor is driven by energy liberated from combustion of a portion of the liquefied natural gas. An Independent claim is included for the corresponding plant. Preferred features: Evaporation of a proportion of the liquefied gas, is used to feed gas turbine combustion. The turbine has a genera...
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Format | Patent |
Language | Norwegian |
Published |
24.10.2002
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Edition | 7 |
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Summary: | The compressor is driven by energy liberated from combustion of a portion of the liquefied natural gas. An Independent claim is included for the corresponding plant. Preferred features: Evaporation of a proportion of the liquefied gas, is used to feed gas turbine combustion. The turbine has a generator to drive an electric motor which turns a compressor. A portion of the liquefied natural gas is preheated by heat exchange using an existing circulating flow of the natural gas liquefaction process. Preheating is derived from a side stream of a head product from the column separating heavy hydrocarbons from natural gas, or from a side stream associated with a subcooling circuit, or a side stream of the raw gas to be liquefied. Further heating methods include use of steam, hot oil or electricity. From a storage tank for liquefied natural gas, some liquid is pumped out, preheated and at about 30-50 bar, it is evaporated to form a fuel gas. This is then burned in the gas turbine. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: NO20020001896 |