Tuesday, 07 November 2006
Processes help turn mean LNG into lean gas
LNG receiving terminals in some areas require less C2 and C3 and most LNG produced cannot meet gas specifications required in the US
This complicates operations and marketing of liquefaction facilities because Asian-Pacific markets favor higher heating value LNG
CC Yang, Zupeng Huang and Mike Barclay
LNG receiving terminals in some areas require less C2 and C3 and most LNG produced cannot meet gas specifications required in the US
This complicates operations and marketing of liquefaction facilities because Asian-Pacific markets favor higher heating value LNG
CC Yang, Zupeng Huang and Mike Barclay
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June 2006
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