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November 13, 2015

Take a Photo Tour of an LNG LIquifaction Plant

Methanol is added to the pipeline gas to absorb moisture. Then the gas is refrigerated to 115...

Methanol is added to the pipeline gas to absorb moisture. Then the gas is refrigerated to 115 below zero, a temperature where the heavy hydrocarbons turn into liquid and just drop out. The gases left go out the top and get cooled to 185 below. Photo by Deborah Lockridge

Methanol is added to the pipeline gas to absorb moisture. Then the gas is refrigerated to 115 below zero, a temperature where the heavy hydrocarbons turn into liquid and just drop out. The gases left go out the top and get cooled to 185 below. Photo by Deborah Lockridge
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