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LNG: Natural Gas Liquefaction Systems
In-depth Analysis of LNG Liquefaction Technologies: Cascade, SMR, DMR, and Expansion Methods.
Steven Vitale
20 Courses
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** Mechanical Engineering and Process Engineering ** Dr. Vitale is a graduate of NYU Tandon School of Engineering (formerly NY Polytechnic University) with a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engin...
About this course
This comprehensive course explores the principles and applications of natural gas liquefaction systems.
Special focus is given to the Closed Expansion Liquefaction Process. Students will gain in-depth knowledge of thermodynamic principles and process equipment, as well as system optimization in LNG production.
The course covers various liquefaction technologies, including cascade systems, mixed refrigerant processes, and expansion-based systems, all with practical applications in industrial settings.
Topics List
- Introduction to Natural Gas Liquefaction
- Overview of Refrigerants and Their Properties
- Cascade Systems and Their Applications
- Single and Mixed Refrigerant Cycles
- Thermodynamic Principles in LNG Systems
- Pressure-Entropy Diagrams
- Phase Separation and Refrigerant Control
- Advanced Cooling Techniques
- LNG Load and Refrigeration Curves
- Mixed Refrigerant Systems Design and Optimization
- Engineering Considerations for LNG Efficiency
- Material Challenges and Safety Precautions
- Real-World Case Studies in LNG Operations
This course includes:
schedule3 hours on-demand video
signal_cellular_altIntermediate level
task_altNo preparation required
calendar_todayPublished At Nov 17, 2024
workspace_premiumCertificate of completion
errorNo prerequisites
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