Tuesday, 17 February 2009 10:57
Osifo Akhuemonkhan and Roberto Ruiperez Vara, CH•IV International, Baltimore, Maryland
As companies around the world push forward with their plans to commission new LNG import facilities, it is common to see critical activities associated with the cool-down of such facilities given a low priority when compared to other commissioning activities.
As companies around the world push forward with their plans to commission new LNG import facilities, it is common to see critical activities associated with the cool-down of such facilities given a low priority when compared to other commissioning activities.
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February 2009
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