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Gas Liquefaction
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What
is Gas Liquefaction?
Gas
Liquefaction
is the process in which natural gas is converted from the
gaseous to the liquid phase. At the end of the
Gas
Liquefaction
process, the product is referred to as "Liquefied
Natural Gas" or "LNG." Gas Liquefaction
is also called "Natural
Gas To Liquids."
More
about Gas Liquefaction
or Natural Gas To Liquids
A
first-of-its-kind, natural gas-to-liquids or "gas
liquefaction" facility was built in the U.S. that produces
high-performance, sulfur-free fuel. The gas liquefaction plant produces
approximately 70 bbls of ultra clean fuel per day from natural gas.
A
natural gas to liquids, or "gas liquefaction"
ultra clean
fuels facility in the U.S.
New
technologies in the "natural gas to liquids" industry decreases
expenses through increased efficiencies and converts natural gas to ultra clean
fuel. These facilities typically consist of three primary components: an
autothermal reformer that converts the natural gas into synthesis gas, a mixture
of carbon monoxide and hydrogen; a Fischer-Tropsch unit that produces synthetic
crude oil from the synthesis gas; and a refining unit that upgrades the
synthetic crude to ultra clean fuels. These fuels can be transported through
existing pipelines and have already been tested in bus fleets operated by the
Washington, DC, Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and the National Park
Service in Denali, Alaska.
What
is Synthesis Gas?
Synthesis
gas,
synthetic
gas, or syngas, are the names given to gas of different (yet closely
similar) to composition that are generated in
coal
gasification,
coal
liquefaction, gas liquefaction - also known as natural gas to liquids plants
and other types of
waste-to-energy
facilities.
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Some of the above information from the Department of Energy website with
permission.
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