Thursday, 13 March 2008 12:37
By Noël Marchal of Snecma
Several options exist for cold energy valorization in the LNG regasification process. Using a turbine to produce mechanical power is a very attractive solution, because it can be easily converted to electricity with a generator coupled to the turbine, or directly transferred to the secondary pumps through a mechanical connection.
Several options exist for cold energy valorization in the LNG regasification process. Using a turbine to produce mechanical power is a very attractive solution, because it can be easily converted to electricity with a generator coupled to the turbine, or directly transferred to the secondary pumps through a mechanical connection.
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March 2008
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