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The Research And Development Of The LNG Device For Small Lever

Posted on:2017-05-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y C LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2311330482494581Subject:Mechanical engineering
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Natural gas liquefaction technology has get more and more attention at home and abroad.The liquefied natural gas industry is bound to enter a period of rapid development.Theoretical analysis of natural gas liquefaction process is important for the analysis and design process.According to China's specific conditions,medium and small skid-type LNG plant will undoubtedly have a greater advantage.Because of its small size,flexible and open-stop,easy transfer to facilitate skid,small LNG plant was great concerned.Basic research topics in the situation of small LNG plant will be relatively brief analysis on the calculation method of gas-liquid equilibrium of natural gas,which must be analyzed and discussed: including vapor and liquid equilibrium and enthalpy,entropy calculation.The three representatives of liquefaction processes were analyzed,and selected single-stage mixed refrigerant natural gas liquefaction processes for material and energy was accounted using Aspen Hysys.The compressor power consumption of the process was analyzed under steady-state simulations.This paper analyzes the following conclusions: In the steady state simulation,with the increase of the compressor outlet pressure of the compressor,the power consumption also increased.With the increase in the steady-state simulation of gas pressure,the compressor power consumption decreases,showing the increase of gas pressure compressor helps to reduce power consumption.The lower the steady-state simulation of gas inlet temperature,the smaller the power consumption of the compressor corresponding visible,reducing the temperature of the gas to reduce gas consumption has a positive effect.The lower temperature of the refrigerant in water coolers,the smaller the corresponding compressor power consumption is.
Keywords/Search Tags:LNG, Liquefaction process, Materials and Energy balance, Power consumption
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