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Consumers' gas LNG satellite firms Ottawa Valley gas supply

Journal Article · · Pipeline Gas J.; (United States)
OSTI ID:6929342
Consumers' Gas Co., Ont., recently built its first LNG satellite peakshaving plant after evaluating the alternative methods of increasing the peak supply to towns in the Ottawa Valley served by a 125-mile, 8-in.-diam pipeline. The plant operates in two modes: for peakshaving, ambient vaporizers provide gas to the local intermediate-pressure distribution system at a sendout pressure of 50-60 psig; for emergency standby service, high-pressure LNG pumps and an indirect vaporizer (using a hot water-glycol mixture as the heat-transfer medium) discharge gas into the transmission pipeline at 500 psig. A single 1190-bbl (50,000-gal) storage tank at the site accepts truckload shipments of LNG from Gaz Metropolitan, Inc.'s Montreal LNG plant. During a 25-day test period in July 1979, the peakshaving plant sent out a total of 64.48 million CF of gas.
OSTI ID:
6929342
Journal Information:
Pipeline Gas J.; (United States), Journal Name: Pipeline Gas J.; (United States) Vol. 206; ISSN PLGJA
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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