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LNG production for peak shaving operations

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OSTI ID:20000915

LNG production facilities are being developed as an alternative or in addition to underground storage throughout the US to provide gas supply during peak gas demand periods. These facilities typically involved a small liquefaction unit with a large LNG storage tank and gas sendout facilities capable of responding to peak loads during the winter. Black and Veatch is active in the development of LNG peak shaving projects for clients using a patented mixed refrigerant technology for efficient production of LNG at a low installed cost. The mixed refrigerant technology has been applied in a range of project sizes both with gas turbine and electric motor driven compression systems. This paper will cover peak shaving concepts as well as specific designs and projects which have been completed to meet this market need.

Research Organization:
Black and Veatch Pritchard, Inc., Overland Park, KS (US)
OSTI ID:
20000915
Report Number(s):
CONF-990331--
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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