CONVERSION OF LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS

摘要

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is converted to a superheated fluid at a temperature greater than 5° C. by being passed under pressure through a train of first, second and third main heat exchange stages in series, in which the natural gas is heated by a circulating heat exchange fluid flowing in heat exchange circuits. The heat exchange fluid condenses in the first and second heat exchange stages and is partially vaporised in subsidiary heat exchangers which may be heated by sea water flowing in open cycle.