White papers
Download technical white papers from the LNG sector.
Intervening when feed gas is too lean: Heavies removal challenges for LNG projects
Pipeline-quality feed gas for US LNG projects poses a unique challenge: heavy hydrocarbon removal. Unfortunately, for lean feed gas, traditional hydrocarbon removal methods may not meet all required liquefaction specifications. If not removed effectively, these heavy hydrocarbons will freeze out during the liquefaction process.
Published on the 07 November 2022
Leave Refrigerants Out in the Cold: insight as to how the AP-C1™ process differentiates itself from more typical precooled, mixed-refrigerant, Reverse-Rankine (RR) cycles
Air Product's white paper shows that gas expansion cycles can provide significant power savings when operating at ambient temperatures well below the design point.
Published on the 17 August 2022
Dealing with rejection: selecting the best nitrogen removal for your LNG plant
New natural gas liquefaction projects require efficient, low CAPEX nitrogen removal options. This article will describe the steps to select the best nitrogen removal option for an LNG plant.
Published on the 13 April 2022
Electrification and medium voltage heater systems
How can industrial companies decrease their carbon footprint and achieve ambitious emission targets by replacing their fired process heaters with electric ones?
Published on the 01 February 2022
Point solutions vs integrated platform solutions in construction
The debate between traditional point solutions and integrated platform solutions persists. This white paper explores the topic with fresh eyes to help our industry deliver better project outcomes.
Published on the 29 November 2021
Liquefaction options continue to expand
Read this white paper to learn more about the advantages of gas expansion processes and why these cycles are particularly attractive for arctic applications.
Published on the 01 November 2021
Decarbonize now with LNG-to-power
LNG-to-power is a perfect way to transition to clean energy production. LNG is already much cleaner than other fossil fuels and is a reliable partner for renewables. This white paper describes why LNG is the fuel for change.
Published on the 01 October 2021
A fresh look at accelerating electrification and the role that thermal plays
The goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement are now playing out, with companies and governments making drastic changes to hit their ambitious targets. While investment in clean energy is a huge part of these changes, it must go hand-in-hand with the further electrification of industrial processes. Read this white paper to find out more.
Published on the 01 September 2021